If you’ve ever inked on a Chromebook, you’ve probably experienced the awkward feeling that comes along with writing on a glass display. Not only does Penoval make amazing USI pens, the company’s latest Chromebook accessory takes your digital pen experience to an entirely new level. You can pick up the USI702 for just under $55 here. This premium stylus is rechargeable via USB-C and features a tail eraser that’s perfect for the note-taker and graphic designer alike. If you’re an artist or you simply prefer something that’s rechargeable and a tad more premium, the Penoval USI 702 may be exactly what you’re looking for. If affordability is your thing, the original Penoval USI 150 gets you all the great USI 1.0 features such as palm rejection, 4096 pressure levels, and extensive Chromebook compatibility for less than $34. The USI 2.0 pen is the latest addition to Penoval’s already impressive resumé of USI devices. The all-aluminum ergonomic design and replaceable cone-shaped tip give the Penoval the look and feel of writing with a real pen and the USI 2.0 protocol is compatible with all USI 1.0 and 2.0 devices. Additionally, the Penoval USI 2.0 stylus comes equipped with a magnetic barrel that lets you quickly snap it to the side of your ChromeOS device for quick access at a moment’s notice. Libre Office installs and works under Linux albeit it's a bit on the slow side.The Penoval USI 2.0 arrived for the latest Chromebooks featuring a premium design, fast USB-C charging and all the latest features offered by the 2.0 version of USI. Android apps run well as the duet it not Intel based. The duet was much faster than I thought it would be when running Chrome OS apps. I then got this setup going on the Linux partition of the duet. I did get printing working by setting up a cups and gutenprint server on a Linux VM on my server. So annoying Google is killing off cloudprint. The other issue with Chrome OS is printing to older printers. The Asus sl101 slider was the best format I ever used. I found the kickstand didn't work well on my lap or for bedtime surfing. Android on a tablet seems to work better for me on the smaller screen.
I think my days of tiny laptops are over. I bought the duet partly to get a good understanding of Chrome OS, Android and linux under Chrome OS. I messaged the buyer but he didn't read my message until after I had dispatched the duet.
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