I’m confused as to what “Windows Ink” is. I thought if you bought a touchscreen laptop, you could use a laptop stylus or one of those fancy laptop pens like the one that comes with the Microsoft Surface without needing “Windows Ink”… So is Windows Ink just hardware that enables more features of the touchscreen? Because it kind of looks like that’s what it is…
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