Are the HP pen models DG937A and 441147 interchangeable with one another?

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This is very vague. Please include a model number.

It will need the pen to work.

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What you need is a laptop/netbook with a 3g modem.some people reckon this is the best way to connect out and about on the train etc.
Only certain models of netbook have them and the net searches just bring back confusing information and duplicate specification information that is wrong or refering to other products--The problem is this seems to be the future technology but the manufacturers are trying to get rid of the old stock that do not have this function,,so they try and confuse the customer into buying the wrong model.
You will need to remove the battery compartment to see if there is a slot for a sim card usually at one end of the compartment.
The HP mini series have one but they dont plug its specification in the advertising bumf,probably because they want to get rid of old stock.Samsung do one --NC10.And asus do a new series with this function but beware,go armed with the correct model you want and make sure the shop assistant is selling you the correct model also-the spec numbers are very similar on some brands

This sounds interesting. Are you ordering the part from HP? If so, they should be able to provide the part number. Otherwise, you will have to get hold of a repair manual- they have the parts lists. Here is a phone number for HP Support: 800-HP invent.

No, sorry.
The DELL Latitude XT uses digitizer technology from N-trig and the Toshiba uses Wacom technology.
Completely different and non-interchangeable.

Looking at the screen, in the screen hinge near where the HP logo is, on top, there's a round button. It's actually the top of the pen. Push it in, release, and the pen will pop out.

I have a Gateway CX2724 and previously had another Gateway tablet (model I don't remember) but they both look alike and use the same pens. I've had 3 pens and they all periodically stop working. When one stops, I pick up another pen and work with it so that makes me think the problem has more to do with the pen. (They have all died and later come alive.) Sometimes though I can't find the extra pen and have resorted to removing the working pen tip / nib and reinserting it very snugly after wiping off the shaft. The nib is held in merely by friction. You can remove it by pinching its little tip between your fingernails and pulling it straight out. I wipe off the shaft and put it snugly back in. Sometimes I don't take it out, but just press it harder into the pen by pushing it firmly onto a padded surface (so that the tip doesn't deform.) Usually one of these "treatments" works. I know that extra nibs are available with the pen. There must be some reason that the manufacturer thinks they may need to be replaced periodically. But I've never seen any documentation on this.