Something Cakewalk can learn about?

That actually looks pretty cool.

I like and might have to get a surface pro 3!

How much??

Looks great! $50 introductory price in the windows store. I just upgraded my Notion 4 to 5 and bought the iPad version. Kind of kicking myself. This might be a cool integration into Sonar if it were feasible to do. Would leapfrog some developmental iterations and bring cake's touch technology up a few notches too. I like the active pen technology and imagine it would be great for editing automation, midi entry (prv) tempo maps, etc.

TerraSin
Looks pretty incredible. Wonder how well it would work inside Sonar. I've been looking at tablet options at the moment and I'm torn between an Android or Windows tablet. I keep leaning towards Android because I already have a lot of apps for it (TouchOSC is amazing) and because of cost. The only Windows tablet I've seen that I liked using Windows was Surface Pro but they start at $800 for 64gig. That's not much when running a full version of Windows.
 
Plus, the Windows App store is a bit of a joke. :(

I don't get all the love for Apple. I own an iPad 2 and an iPhone 4S. The bastards stop supporting old OS's once you make the mistake of upgrading as they try to keep all of their devices on the same OS. The problem is my iPad keeps losing its ability to connect (it's wifi only), and my iPhone can't connect to wifi anymore at all. There are all sorts of similar complaints all over the web but when you speak up about it on any forum, the Apple lovers jump all over insisting you're a troll or an Android user (which I am too - I have a galaxy tab 3 which just works, period). Apple doesn't let you roll your operating system back - it is no longer available. Unbelievable. There should be a class action suit against this sort of crap.
Even looking at the Cakewalk Instruments forums, I am shocked at the number of people mad at Cakewalk for the fact that Apple broke z3ta2 with one of their OS upgrades. NOBODY is pissed at Apple despite the fact that they broke it (I am not supporting cake, as this has been going on a long time, etc). But fair is fair.
I would never, ever, ever (again) buy an apple anything. Just my highly biased opinion, I know.
Re android, I have the fl mobile studio, and a couple of other things on my Samsung, it's ok, but latency is a common issue that is still a big limitation compared to the iPad. I think the windows tabs would be the way to go all else being equal, but ya, the price stings.

TerraSin
Price and lack of apps is my issue. Most developers focus on either IOS or Android and forget that WinMo is a thing. Even with the Surface Pro using an actual Windows OS rather than WinMo, there aren't many apps you can use that are developed for Windows to be used as a mobile device. It's a real toss up. :\

Ya i understand. Apple is definitely the leader here. Not even close. I wish it wasn't this way because i think they are despicable. I guess my hope is that something like this app may lead the change, even though it's a bit of a niche product. The touted pen technology however may be a bit of a differentiator (don't know much about how it's different). Especially if the apps are portable to pc's running touchscreen on windows 8.
if i bought this it would be to run in my daw in windows 8 with touch screen, and presumably, a pen.

I have it on my Surface pro now

I will have to come back on that. Easter and all.

I could run that on my Lenova Yoga 2, it folds into a tablet. I wonder how I'd link it up with my desktop DAW though. Perhaps through the router? 
 
It's worth reading the reviews because there are some complaints about it. Currently $70 by the way. 
 
On second thoughts, I've never had much luck with any kind of "recognition" software. Freaking Siri can't understand a word I'm saying and all the handwriting recognition apps I've tried have gotten things hysterically wrong (even though I have very neat writing). So although this looks great, I can see myself getting frustrated with it.