Wacom brings new line-up of bamboo products

VARINDIA- INDIA'S FRONTLINE IT MAGAZINE

Wacom India has launched an all-new line-up of its Bamboo tablets. The range of tablets includes the Bamboo Fun (medium), the Bamboo Pen & Touch (small) and the Bamboo Pen (small). The all three models are wireless capable with the combination of multi-touch and pen-on-paper-feel technology.

These tablets come with a multi-touch functionality. The pen's design is more aesthetic shape due a new soft touch grip area, improved pen buttons and new eraser shape. It maintains the 1024 pressure levels and enables users to make accurate cursor movements and handwritten notes. The multi-touch experience is enhanced and more intuitive, so sweeping with fingers over the tablet to scroll through documents, surf the web, rotate images or flick through photo galleries is quick and easy.

In addition, with Bamboo Paper one can create virtual notebooks for their computers, letting them share their ideas visually with handwritten notes, sketches or doodles. Bamboo Paper is available as a free app in Bamboo Dock.

"Consumers are becoming significantly more expressive and creative in their everyday digital life. With the new Bamboo generation, we offer the perfect tool to personalise content and to navigate, write, draw, paint and sketch in an enjoyable way. And this applies to office users wanting to add handwritten notes and scroll through documents quickly, to teenagers wanting to scrawl messages on their friends' online photos. Bamboo interactive pen tablets deliver a new experience of working with a PC or Mac. We wanted to combine the best aspects of user interfaces into one interactive pen tablet that is second nature to use. With Bamboo, inspiration and expression become one, allowing our customers to explore computer input in ways they have not yet thought possible," said John de Olde, Asia Pacific Marketing Manager, Wacom Co., Ltd..

Bamboo Fun Pen & Touch, Bamboo Pen and Touch, Bamboo Pen are priced at Rs. 13,500/-, Rs. 7500/- and Rs. 5,500/- respectively.

Wacom India has also announced its new range of coloured pens matching Apple's iPad Smart Covers. Available in white, blue, green, orange and pink, the coloured Bamboo Styluses are for all iPad owners for note-taking, annotation, drawing, sketching and visual thinking and is priced at Rs. 1,750/- each. Wacom also offers exchangeable nibs to suit the usage needs of iPad owners. Beside the soft standard nib, alternatives, such as more solid, robust nibs will soon be available on the market.

The Bamboo range is already available in the market.


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