The Samsung Galaxy Note range has already become the star of smartphones with a stylus. In fact, it could almost be said that the market was totally dominated by it. However, the new Sony Xperia ZU could make this change. The new Neonode MultiSensing technology that would integrate the screen would improve the one used by the Galaxy Note 3, which would be from Wacom.
Wacom's technology is what Samsung's smartphone, the Galaxy Note 3, uses for its touch screen. The stylus is one of the best on the market, and without a doubt, the difference between the Galaxy Note 3 and any other smartphone is very big when it comes to drawing or taking notes by hand on the screen. However, it seems that the new Sony Xperia ZU, which would be a direct rival of this South Korean terminal, would come to improve the technology used in this smartphone. The Xperia ZU would feature a technology introduced this year, Neonode MultiSensing. Screens with this technology are capable of recognizing the pressure that is made with any stylus or object, even if it is not connected to the terminal itself. It can detect the pressure we make when we draw with ordinary brushes, or we can even use conventional pencils or pens.
It will no longer be necessary to buy gloves compatible with this type of screens. They mix the best of the resistive screens of the past, with the precision and speed of the new capacitive screens. Just above this paragraph you have a video where they talk about the Neonode MultiSensing technology, and where you can see a double by Antonio Lobato drawing on a prototype with this screen.
El Sony Xperia ZU It is not official yet, although it would have a 6,44-inch screen. Knowing that you could have this screen, it would not be strange if they included a stylus, although it is clear that it is not even necessary in this new smartphone.