There is no need to "trick" a touchpad. It is capable of only one thing: sensing pressure and tracking the movement of pressure across it's surface. It doesn't care if you use your finger, a pencil, or your cat.
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The guy above is an idiot with a prehistoric laptop. Whatever trackpads use to recognize biological material is unknown. Conductive materials alone fail to work. I have discovered that a penny will fool a trackpad but only if your finger is directly touching the top of the penny (using a pencil to guide it won't work, I don't have a clue as to why)
The rectangular pad is a called a touch pad.
The "touch pad" on an iPad is basically the mouse.
The touch pad, or trac pad
A track pad is a touch sensitive pad used to track the motion of your fingers on a laptop or tablet.
A touch pad can be a standalone device, or it can be part of the monitor or keyboard. It is an input device.
the blackberry bold has a small touch pad, in place of the ball
touch pad
there is no purpose
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I am guessing that the person who did the "Magic trick" had a touch screen and had programmed the touch screen to do what you saw in the video.
A laptop touch-pad is equipped with a heat pad, so your finger radiates heat which makes the computer respond. A pencil does not emit heat so the touch-pad has no input to go off of. This is the same with touchscreen devices, lowing the possibility of a pencil accidentally hitting buttons.etc
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