Acer Chromebooks -- what's the difference between these two?

TypingClicks

Model:CP311-1HN-C2DV and
Model:CP311-1H-C1FS 

They are both Acer Spin 11" touchscreen Chromebooks.
The top one comes with a Wacom ERM pen and has a sticker that says Feel by Wacom.

That's the only difference I can see. They are sold at two different stores. There is a $70 price difference. 

Do the model numbers indicate the difference?

laurent_14

Hello,

The first model (CP311-1HN-C2DV) is shipped with an ACER protective sleeve, a stylus and a tip replacement pack (2x nibs and 1x removal tool).

rlkocher

When I spoke with someone at Acer they indicated that in order to write on the screen, I needed a digitizer as part of LCD screen and that the cp311-1hn-c20v didn´t have one. The inside does say feel and wacom emr pen.  Right now it looks like if I want to write I have to open a ¨note¨ to do any writing. I was hoping to be able to write on any screen that is currently on the display. Can anyone clarify this for me?

billsey

The one with the Wacom pen allows you to use either the stylus or your finger to write in any application that supports pen input. The second one doesn't support a stylus except the fat rubber tip type but still allows you to use your finger. The cost difference is in the Wacom digitizer that has been added to the display as opposed to the normal capacitive touch screen.