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Fungerar som ritplatta och en rejäl musplatta. Klarar "multitouch". Bra pris.
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Publicerad: 2009-11-18, Författare: Nick , testad av: macworld.co.uk
Two-finger gestures require practice; some options, such as handwriting annotations, are best suited to Windows users; won’t yet replace mouse or keyboard
Plenty of sensitivity, Drawing feels natural, Easy to use software, Customisable buttons
Multi-touch doesn't really work, Small tablet area, Only one type of nib included
Multi-touch applications are everywhere.Popularised by the iPhone, being able to pinch your fingers together to zoom, or flicking left or right to navigate the internet, is more intuitive than using a mouse, to say nothing of offering a frisson of Star...
Mac and Windows support integrates into existing touch controls; comes with a good range of software including Adobe Photoshop Elements; has its own apps
No wireless version; impractical to use as a complete replacement to mouse; touch-space is small compared to size of whole unit
Mac and Windows support integrates into existing touch controls; comes with a good range of software including Adobe Photoshop Elements; has its own apps
No wireless version; impractical to use as a complete replacement to mouse; touchspace is small compared to size of whole unit
Pen and touch control; 1024 levels of pen sensitivity; Compact dimensions
Cramped for sketching; No drawing software included
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Publicerad: 2009-10-29, Författare: Jonathan , testad av: hardwarezone.com.ph
Sammanfattning: Sparing the obvious wood and bark jokes about Wacom's new tablet line, we'll get straight to the key point first: before implementing some form of touch feature on a tablet, make sure they work the same way it does when one use a specialized pen for said ...
