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== Stylus sensing == Some touch-sensitive devices also allow precision input from a stylus. Some [[graphics tablet]]s are also able to sense touch, being combined [[touchpad]]s. There are also [[touch screen]] devices that also allow styli. Some integrate a fully-fledged [[graphics tablet]]s having separate sensing of finger and stylus. Others (such as Lenovo's "AnyPen") that don't discriminate between implements are usually regular touch screens with a higher sensor resolution than the norm. A related technology is the [[light pen]]. The classic type of light pen works only on a CRT display, as it senses when the electron beam passes over the point of contact.
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