Tablets have had a market for years now. Graphic artists have preferred to use them because they offer control far superior than what mice give them and average consumers have learned to take ...

Wacom has brought touch to the grahics tablet with the Wacom Bamboo Fun Touch. Could this be the device that kills the mouse in the minds of the masses? Richard Trenholm was CNET's film and TV editor, ...

We've spent a while using the Wacom Bamboo tablet for everyday interacting with our computer, as well as the graphic uses these devices are usually associated with, and we love it Richard Trenholm was ...

Wacom Pro Pen slim Photo review "Wacom Pro Pen slim" is in a box like this. There is a case made of metal inside ... ... When sliding it, Wacom Pro Pen slim was ...

Professional artists who want to actually draw on computers have been using Wacom pens for years, as have the small number of Windows Tablet PC fans. You get the accuracy of a mouse with the intuitive ...

Tired of reaching for the stylus, then your pen, oh, and then the stylus again? Wacom saw that, and updated the Bamboo Stylus with the new "Duo." Half pen, half stylus, and all yours for £34 (about ...

Wacom today announced the Bamboo Sketch, a new precision stylus for drawing and sketching on both iPad and iPhone devices through a Bluetooth connection. The company said that the stylus mimics a ...

Wacom's second generation Bamboo input devices add multi-touch support to its standard pressure sensitive pen providing users with a cheap, cross-platform solution to experience both multi-touch and ...

The Wacom Bamboo Connect is a low-priced drawing tablet that, sans eraser, feels artificially crippled when compared with the prior version. The Wacom Bamboo Connect is a decent basic drawing tablet ...

The Wacom Bamboo Sketch Stylus is a lot of fun. While it is not great for art, it is quite utilitarian and a lot of fun. It is a great crayon for scratching out rough sketches and diagrams, drawing on ...

Wacom pen tablets have been a favorite of design and photography professionals for years. Wacom’s new Bamboo line brings pen and tablet computing to another audience: the casual home or office user.