Blue Tiger Stylus brings pressure sensitive note taking and drawing to the iPad

If you’re in the market for a stylus for your iPad, we’re certain that you can effortlessly do a web search and find a trove of models that range in price. However, for those jealous about the pressure sensitive nature of the Galaxy Note’s S Pen, there are probably few accessories that you can find specifically meant to work in conjunction with the iPad.

Thankfully, it looks like we have an upcoming reasonable solution in the form of the Blue Tiger Stylus from Ten One Design – albeit, it’s worth mentioning that it doesn’t have an official name right now. In any event, this is the item that will appeal to the likes of designers, novice drawers, and even graphics artists, because of its pressure sensitive nature.

Actually, it’s aiming to be the world’s first pressure-sensitive Bluetooth 4.0 stylus for the iPad, which so happens to also support the CoreBluetooth framework in iOS 5. In real world usage, it simply means that this will pair directly to the iPad and features specific enhancements such as palm rejection capabilities, full pressure sensitivity, and much more. Naturally, this will undoubtedly be a tool that’s perfect for those requiring more precise control in either taking notes or drawing something.

Currently, it’s still in the development stage, but developers can snag a sample unit and free downloadable SDK through their web site. Unfortunately, there is no time frame or pricing attached to the Blue Tiger Stylus right now, so in the meantime, those who are anticipating this thing will simply have to wait it out. Hey, at least it's on the horizon.

source: Ten One