Logitech has introduced the Crayon digital pencil and Rugged Combo 2 for the new 6th-generation iPad. The company says that these are specifically designed for the classroom and the Crayon digital pencil leverages the new technology in iPad so students can do even more including handwrite notes, illustrate projects and draw diagrams. Logitech Crayon is the first digital pencil designed and it is designed to use in K-12 classrooms, and it takes advantage of the technology found in Apple Pencil and delivers sub-pixel precision, low latency, and support for tilt in a design. With iPad supporting palm rejection technology, it can tell difference between Logitech Crayon and a hand resting on the display so students can write and draw naturally. The Crayon works well with wide-range of apps including Apple’s updated Pages, Numbers, and Keynote, Microsoft Office giving students the ability to take handwritten notes, add sketches, diagrams, markup PDFs and more. The company claims that it can last up to 8 hours and has potential to withhold drops as well. On the other hand, Logitech has also introduced the Rugged Combo 2 which is a case and keyboard combo for the new iPad. The case can protect the iPad from bumps, scratches, and drops of up to four feet. The detachable keyboard has ...
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