The new range consists of the Bamboo Pen & Touch, a black and lime wireless enabled tablet with a chunky stylus and express keys and the Bamboo Fun Pen & Touch, which is similar but comes with an impressive software suite of Photoshop and Artrage and a very MacBook-esque silver finish.Īs I’ve got a MacBook and I’m not too keen on lime green, I decided to trial a medium-sized Bamboo Fun Pen & Touch for a few weeks and although it took a few days to get used to it, I found it made everything much easier and more intuitive. This week the Bamboo tablets have been re-launched, re-vamped and refreshed, so the devices don’t just look much sleeker, but they’re also even more responsive and impressive than their predecessors.
However, Wacom also has a range of tablet and pen products called Bamboo, aimed at “normal” people who want to move around their computer with ease, annotate their work and dabble in Photoshop now and again.
The brand creates different kinds of interactive pen displays for specialist industries, the Cintiq range for animators and designers and we can’t forget its impressive new Inkling product, which is basically the stuff an illustrator’s dreams are made of, transforming images from ink-to-digital with one small pen. Wacom is well known for its clever tablet and pen solutions, which aim to make all kinds of activities, from sketching to game development to image editing as easy and intuitive as possible.
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