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09-27-2011, 09:35 AM #1Pen Pro - Senior Member
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Wacom Offers Tablet Trifecta in New Bamboo Line Discussion
Wacom has updated its Bamboo line with a trio of more affordable tablets aimed to incorporate art hobbyists and enthusiasts alike.
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09-27-2011, 05:49 PM #2Pen Pro - Senior Member
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Re: Wacom Offers Tablet Trifecta in New Bamboo Line Discussion
I think that needs to be re-worded...the prices are the pretty much the same as the older bamboo series. These new ones are no more affordable.
Originally Posted by Valerie Sarnataro
Still, I like the wireless option. Wish they had it on the black one though. Not a fan of the silver colored ones.Lenovo X-61 Tablet - 1.6 ghz, 4 gb ram
Gateway C-120X - 1.06 ghz, 2 gb ram (dead)
Hp TC1100 - 1.1 ghz, 1.5 gb ram
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Eee PC T-91, 1.3 ghz, 2 gb ram
Ipad 16gb Wi-FI (it does count as a tablet)
HP Slate 500 - 1.86 ghz, 2 gb ram
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09-27-2011, 08:26 PM #3Pen Pal - Newbie
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Re: Wacom Offers Tablet Trifecta in New Bamboo Line Discussion
I have a wireless Intuos and the accuracy leaves a lot to be desired (It's absolutely wonderful through USB, of course.)
If it's being used for, say, drawing diagrams or equations for a presentation or classroom it's more than adequate, and even this Bamboo would probably do fine. Just manage your expectations if you think you'll be able to do precise artwork over Bluetooth.
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