This afternoon, pen tablet manufacturer Wacom has launched their third generation Bamboo series of multi-touch and pen tablet devices. On top of that, the company also unveiled the new Cintiq 24HD interactive pen display designed for creative professionals.
The annual PC Show 2010 took off at Suntec Convention Centre in Singapore today, with a huge turn out even before the 12 noon show time. Seems like the public has been eagerly anticipating the new bargains that would be offered on the tech gadgets and other products.
The Wacom Intuos4 was launched last year, and just recently, the Japanese maker has announced the wireless version of the popular pen tablet. Incorporating Bluetooth wireless technology, the Intuos4 Wireless also features convenient USB charging directly from your computer.
Today, Wacom announced their new Bamboo tablets which claim to be the first to merge multi-touch with their pen tablet technology. The Wacom Bamboo, Bamboo Fun, Bamboo Pen and Bamboo Touch made up the 2nd generation Bamboo family.
The Wacom Intuos 3 was greatly received by professional graphics artists when it was launched in 2006. And earlier this month, the Japanese manufacturer has launched their new Intuos 4 which boasts improved features and performance. We take a look and see how good the latest pen tablet is.
Wacom has introduced their new 19-inch interactive pen display, DTU-1931A, designed for education, healthcare and business. With the DTU-1931A, you can create handwritten notes, sketches, drawings and even mind maps easily.
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