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The pen does not work. &nbsp;It says you shoud replace the tip. &nbsp;The tip is still there sticking out? &nbsp;How can you figure out what is wrong? &nbsp;What wears out? &nbsp;the actual nylon tip or something internal? &nbsp;Is it a battery or something?
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The pen does not work.  It says you shoud replace the tip.  The tip is still there sticking out?  How can you figure out what is wrong?  What wears out?  the actual nylon tip or something internal?  Is it a battery or something?

the pen for a gateway tablet pc does not work

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