Which devices support low-latency ink in Squid?

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Low-latency ink (a.k.a. zero-latency ink) allows ink to appear on the screen as close to the pen tip as possible. This provides an extremely natural writing experience, much like if you were writing on paper.

While we do not have a definitive list of devices that support low-latency ink in Squid, it is our understanding that low-latency ink is supported on all current and future Chromebooks with an active-pen digitizer (with the exception of the Samsung Chromebook Pro). Whether a device supports low-latency ink is up to Google and the manufacturer. Squid will support low-latency ink on any device that has the capability.

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  1. Why is Papyrus now called Squid?
  2. I want my finger to write/draw. Why does it keep erasing things?
  3. Does Squid support handwriting recognition?
  4. What Android permissions are required by Squid?
  5. How does the Samsung multi-window feature work?
  6. Where are my notes saved on Android?
  7. How can I join the beta testing program?
  8. What happens when I insert a password protected PDF into a note?
  9. Is Squid compatible with Chromebooks / Chrome OS?
  10. What keyboard shortcuts are available?
  11. Why doesn't Drive or app ____ show up on my Chromebook when I import a PDF?
  12. Why doesn't Gmail, Drive, or app ____ show up on my Chromebook when I export a note?
  13. Why doesn't Photos, Drive, or app ____ show up on my Chromebook when I add an image?
  14. Which devices support low-latency ink in Squid?
  15. I received a prompt to uninstall and reinstall Squid, but after reinstalling, my backup was not automatically restored. How do I restore it?

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