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I agree, this would be the perfect device. Sadly they didn't put a digitizer into the screen so thee is no stylus support apart from the capacitive ones.
If you're after something for digital art this probably isn't it, but for note taking and basic handwriting it should be alright. They sell a specific active stylus themselves, so it can't be too useless.
Another thing to consider is it might be worth getting a cheap $50 Wacom tablet to plug in for that, I’m running a non touch laptop and that’s what I’ve grown quite satisfied with however I mainly use it at home.
I'm pretty sure it supports mpp2.0 though?