AES is Wacom's flavor of active (battery-powered) pen, which first hit the market in 2015 and has since been introduced in devices from Dell, HP, Lenovo and Toshiba, among others. This is the technology originally developed by NTrig that has been featured in all Surface devices released since June, 2014. I haven't seen the MPP acronym before, but I assume it means something like Microsoft Pen Protocol. The new pen will retail for $69.99 and the description claims it will support all Windows 10 pen-enabled devices, MPP/AES. The Wacom Bamboo Ink Smart Stylus, part number CS321AK, appears to be the direct successor to the Bamboo Smart for select tablets and 2-in-1 convertible devices (CS320AK), although the new version has not yet appeared on Wacom's site. The introduction of a universal Windows 10 pen should be a major step forward in easing confusion about pen compatibility. An alert Twitter follower tipped me off this morning to a new listing on that appears to detail the Wacom dual protocol pen that Microsoft first announced over a year ago.
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