The Logitech Crayon was designed for the classroom, but soon anyone can purchase this Apple Pencil alternative. Photo: Logitech This spring, Logitech introduced an active stylus for iPad. People were ...

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Over the summer, Logitech released a cheap alternative to the Apple Pencil for drawing on the sixth-generation iPad, but only for schools. Starting September 12, the Logitech Crayon will also be ...

During today's education-focused Let's Take A Field Trip presentation from Apple, the tech giant revealed a number of new advancements with regard to the iconic iPad, including a suite of AR apps ...

The Logitech Crayon was designed for the classroom. It saves schools quite a bit of money compared to the Apple Pencil. Logitech’s $49 active stylus for iPad unveiled back in March just debuted.

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Logitech has now officially announced the Logitech Crayon stylus, with Apple Pencil technology for palm rejection, sub-pixel accuracy and tilt support. It doesn’t seem to support pressure-sensitivity ...

Though the focus at its press event was on a new budget iPad and education-oriented software updates, Apple on Tuesday also teased two new Logitech iPad accessories, meant for schools only: the ...

[Update: Tested! Crayon works on iPad Pro in iOS 12.2 beta 6. Jason Snell first shared this detail in a Macworld piece earlier this week too.] According to Nilay Patel at The Verge, Logitech Crayon ...

Logitech today announced that its Crayon stylus, which was previously only available to schools, is coming to Apple retail stores, which means it will be available for everyone to purchase for the ...