Although there are many electrostatic styluses for the iPad for those who wish to use them, the seemingly unattainable goal of creating a pressure-sensitive stylus eluded peripheral manufacturers until now. Adonit's Jot Touch (US$99.99) became available to the public earlier this week, becoming the first pressure-sensitive stylus for the iPad.
I had a chance to test-drive an Adonit Jot Touch for a few weeks, and although I'm not an artist who can really take advantage of the lifelike brushes, pens and pencils that pressure sensitivity provides, I'm still impressed with the capabilities of this new stylus. Read along for a review, and see how the pressure-sensitivity features work in a few apps.
