Microsoft has been doing handwriting recognition for a very long time. They started promoting ink support in 2000 with the Pocket PCs which had inking and handwriting recognition as part of every “notes” field in any kind of data item. Contacts, Calendar appointments, etc. Then in 2002, inking became part of the Windows Tablet PCs. Today, that ink and handwriting recognition has evolved a lot and it really shows how far we’ve come in the Surface Pro with its included Wacom stylus. In the video below, we’ll take a look at just how it works. You’ll see how well it can recognize extremely messy handwriting and how easy it is to fix words that it didn’t recognize correctly.
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