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Peripherals

Wacom’s Intuos4 Pen Tablet Gets Reviewed (Verdict: Good Value)

4:50AM Sean Fallon | Wacom has just released their newest pen tablet, the Intuos4, with features that are sure to interest any aspiring digital artist. If you fall in that category, PC Magazine thinks you won’t be disappointed. More »

Entertainment

Wacom Dips Toe In Club Scene With Nextbeat Wireless DJ Controller

8:00AM Jack Loftus | Wacom, the tablet and touchscreen company that’s made a name for itself in graphic design circles, is about to enter the club scene. More »

Computers

Lenovo’s Dual-Screen Laptop Has Basically Every Feature Ever

2:53PM Adam Frucci | I just played around with the new Lenovo W700ds laptop, complete with two screens and built-in Wacom tablet, and it’s a monster. It’s not exactly portable, but it’s as feature-filled as laptops get. More »

Gadgets

iRex Digital Reader 1000S Lightning Review

11:00PM Wilson Rothman | The Gadget: iRex’s ebook reader, a huge 10.2″ E-Ink display with Wacom touch surface—in short, the ebook reader that the Amazon Kindle and Sony Reader wish they were. More »

Computers

Lenovo ThinkPad W700 Has a BUILT-IN Wacom Tablet and Professional Grade Screen

2:01PM Adrian Covert | Lenovo’s ThinkPad W700 is a 17-inch behemoth that’s the first notebook ever with a built-in Wacom digitiser. Designed for professional use in industries such as graphic design, photography and CAD, the digital tablet lets you manipulate images in programs like Photoshop without any extra gear. In addition, the 3.6kg notebook features a professional grade, WUXGA screen with 400 nit brightness (it’s actually stunning) and an auto colour-calibration sensor that lets you adjust display settings on the fly. Except for the fact it runs Vista, it’s like the perfect pro photographer’s workstation. galleryPost('lenovow700', 3, ''); More »

Games

The PlayStation 3 Works Well Enough With Tablets

11:29PM Mark Wilson | It’s one of those things that makes sense, but we’d never tried before. One tablet-happy artist decided to plug in his Wacom tablet into his PS3. The result? It was essentially plug ‘n play. While a combination of the PS3’s firmware and third party game design mean that it could never be used play 90% of the PS3’s library, the tablet worked quite well for cruising around the menus and even fast forwarding and rewinding through media. Plus, it looks way more sophisticated than that DualShock 3. [via PS3 Fanboy] More »

Gadgets

Wacom New Touchscreen Perfect for Fabled Tablet MacBook

10:40PM Jesus Diaz | Wacom, maker of the best graphic tablets available—as our video review of the latest Cintiq points out—says their new technology may be the key in developing perfect tablet computers, like the fabled MacBook Tablet. Their new surface has pressure-sensitive pen input and “pinpoint precision and drift-free” finger touch capability for low-power operation and lower cost for device manufacturers.

Computers

Axiotron ModBook Review (Verdict: A Touchscreen MacBook Done Right)

6:00AM Jason Chen | It’s was exactly a year from the time Axiotron first debuted their touchscreen MacBook at Macworld 2007 to the time we got the first hands-on of it at Macworld 2008, and that year of development time seems to have done the company some good. Not only is this ModBook the touchscreen Mac Apple fans have been looking for, it’s got all the components of a MacBook, which means it’s not a low-powered, stripped down, gimped version (MacBook Air) that sacrifices performance for the tablet pen sensitivity. And for that, we’re thankful.

Computers

Make Your Own Mac Tablet in 15 Minutes

5:34AM Adam Frucci | Did you fall in love with the Wacom tablet ? Are you also not rich enough to afford a $4,500 tablet? I feel your pain. But hey, why drop all that coin on a new one when you can turn your Mac laptop into a tablet in a mere 15 minutes for way less money? Walk with me. More »

Computers

Wacom Cintiq 12WX Video Review (Verdict: Simply Amazing)

4:45AM Jesus Diaz | Here’s the video review for the new Wacom Cintiq 12WX, a tablet that allows you to draw directly on the screen with extreme precision, great feel and amazing results (even with butter fingers like mine). The Cintiq 12WX is probably the best peripheral I have ever tried. If you are not a professional illustrator or photographer, you may want to get one. If you are pro, however, you will be wondering why have you been waiting for so long for this 12″ wonder. More »