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‎03-16-2023 09:38 AM

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Hi. I am looking to buy a used HP Elitebook x360 1030 G2. The seller only sells the laptop, does not know if it supports active digitizer stylus or not, and is ok to the device serial and product numbers. Before buying the laptop I want to make sure the laptop supports an active digitizer stylus, HP Active Pen 1 or 2. I looked into other posts but almost all of them link to a document/webpage that is no longer accessible. In the past I bought a new out of the box Thinkpad Helix that supported active digitzer stylus on specsheet but the unit I received did not include stylus in the box and did not support one because the exact model I received lacked the digitizer chip or something because of market specific hardware differences. So, I want to make sure this used HP Elitebook x360 1030 G2 supports active digitizer stylus. How can I check it? Thanks.

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