Wacom creates small, affordable Cintiq tablet
Wacom has launched the Cintiq 12WX, a small, portable graphics tablet with an embedded 12.1-inch screen that costs a lot less than other Cintiq models.
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Intuos3 A3 wide review
For graphics tablet users working on high-end workstations, it’s time to clear your desks of paper, empty coffee cups, picture frames, and novelty gonks – to make way for Wacom’s Intuos3 A3 Wide pen tablet.
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Intuos3 A5 wide review
To cater for the growing use of widescreen displays, Wacom has released an Intuos3 A5 Wide pen tablet – the company’s first widescreen tablet. With an active area of 11-x-6 inches that provides a 16:10 aspect ratio, the Intuos3 A5 Wide is aimed at professionals working in digital imaging, graphic design, and video editing.
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Cintiq 21UX review
In September 2004, Wacom wowed creatives with a top-of-the-range Intuos3 professional graphics tablet. Six months on, the company has taken the stunning styling and features of the Intuos3 and migrated them to its Cintiq line with the release of the Cintiq 21UX.
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Wacom adds larger tablet display
Wacom has launched a 21-inch version of its combination graphics tablet and LCD display, the Cintiq.
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Intuos3 review
The first thing you notice about the Intuos3 is the industrial design. Gone is the matte plastic case of older versions, and in its place is a high-gloss, clear plastic similar to that used in some of Apple's hardware over the years. The clear plastic is backed by a graphite metallic colour, giving the tablet a cool and clean appearance.
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Wacom Intuos3 doubles precision
Wacom has announced that the next version of its Intuos range of tablets will be available from September 8 in the UK. The Intuos3 range features new function keys and greater precision.
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Throwback: #3 Wacom SD tablet
Forget mousing around when working up your masterpiece – in 1987 Wacom set digital artists free with its SD series graphics tablet.
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Missing OS X Wacom drivers released
Developer Scott Lahteine has announced that Beta 5 of TabletMagic 1.0, a free open source Mac OS X driver for unsupported Wacom serial tablets, is now available.
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Cintiq 18X review
The Cintiq 18X is Wacom’s latest interactive pen display, which lets you navigate, design, sketch and write directly on the screen. Not only is it ...
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Cintiq 15X review
Wacom’s latest combined graphics tablet and LCD – the successor to the PL-500 – the Cintiq 15X offers the kind of technology creatives dream of, ...
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Intuos2 review
As a long-term Wacom graphics tablet user, who’s always found the pen mightier than the mouse even for general computer usage, I was more than ...