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1. ENABLE PRESSURE SENSITIVITY IN ILLUSTRATOR INKLET UPDATE
2. ENABLE PRESSURE SENSITIVITY IN ILLUSTRATOR INKLET FULL
3. ENABLE PRESSURE SENSITIVITY IN ILLUSTRATOR INKLET PRO

The screen orientation sensors don't always work and the screen has gotten stuck upside down or in portrait mode for a while. I'm sure that will come in very handy on a plane. On the other hand, it's very easy to go into presentation mode, which is great for watching videos. Perhaps this will loosen over time, but it always takes few seconds to figure out where to apply pressure to lift the screen either from a close position or from tablet mode back into laptop mode. The laptop is particularly stiff to open. The flipping mechanism is very sturdy but sometimes awkward to use. One by-product of the touchpad's size is that I occasionally right clicked when I thought I was left clicking your thumb really needs to travel some distance to get from one side to the other. The touchpad is very roomy, but like all Windows trackpads I've ever used, it doesn't compare with a MacBook for silkiness or responsiveness. The keys are very nicely spaced, although their profile is a bit low and too flush with the keyboard for my tastes. I was surprised that the keyboard is backlit, which is a very useful feature in low light. It seems likely to snap off at some point down the road and isn't flush with the bottom of the case when a cable is attached. I'm not sure why Sony engineered the port this way. The one nitpick I have on construction is a hinged plastic attachment on the Ethernet jack.

ENABLE PRESSURE SENSITIVITY IN ILLUSTRATOR INKLET FULL

I like the thin profile, light weight for a full laptop and solid construction.

I love the brushed aluminum finish, although it is a fingerprint magnet. To sum up my first impressions: the Flip is a beautiful machine. This is virtually identical to MS 5.0.3 and I'm using the former only because of the convenience of downloading the trial onto new hardware. I've been performing all my recent hardware tests with CSP 1.2.7, which is downloadable from the Celsys website. If you are a Manga Studio/Clip Studio Paint user, I think you will be very happy if you decide to go with any of the Flip models.

Licenses and activations for most high-end programs being what they are, it's not a trivial matter to try to test on a growing number of devices.

ENABLE PRESSURE SENSITIVITY IN ILLUSTRATOR INKLET PRO

If you don't use Manga Studio or its Japanese twin Clip Studio Paint, move along there's nothing to see here. I intend to test other apps on the Flip, but it will take a while as I still have a lot of installing and testing to do on the Surface Pro 2. And as I test other applications, my judgement may change. This post is based on just a few hours' worth of work on the system, so I reserve the right to change my mind. It's irresponsible to post a hardware review based on a single use case, but a lot of you have been clamoring for my verdict on the Sony VAIO Flip 15A convertible since I unboxed it Sunday. I must recommend that you avoid the device until the issue is corrected. UPDATE: As I feared below, additional testing of the Flip has surfaced a much more serious issue than pen pressure or fan noise.

ENABLE PRESSURE SENSITIVITY IN ILLUSTRATOR INKLET UPDATE

The bios update is now available on Sony's US eSupport site. I installed it yesterday morning from Sony's Japanese tech support site and haven't experienced the problem since. Kudos to TabletPCReview forum poster Miles Wolf, who first spotted the fix. UPDATE November 24: I'm relieved to report that the touchscreen issues described below appears to have been resolved by a firmware update released on Sony's tech support site.