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Wacom launches multi touch Bamboo tablets

September 24, 2009 by Dan

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Wacom has announced its first ever foray into the world of multi-touch, with the launch of four new products: the Bamboo, Bamboo Fun, Bamboo Pen and Bamboo Touch.

Wacom tablets are usually circumnavigated with a pen, but the latest batch can also be controlled with your fingers.

Not that Wacom is banishing the trusted stylus – far from it, as the company states: “Merging pen and touch technology into one device brings the best of both worlds, making it even easier, quicker and more fun to use a computer.

“A gesture using two fingers enables users to simply rotate an image or document, flip through a digital photo album or presentation, scroll through a blog or an excel sheet and zoom in and out of a photo or map.”

You’ve got the touch

The second-gen Bamboo range is available now and will cost you £74.99 for the Bamboo, £89.99 for the Bamboo Fun (small) and £169.99 Bamboo Fun (Medium).

If you don’t fancy using multi-touch, then the Bamboo Pen (pen input only) will set you back £49.99. And if you want to completely embrace multi-touch, then the Bamboo Touch (touch input only) will cost £59.99.

With the launch of Bamboo, Wacom introduces a new way to work with your computer—Multi-Touch. Multi-Touch provides you with a natural way to work by allowing you to use simple finger taps and hand gestures to navigate, scroll through documents, zoom in and out of photos, and more.Multi-Touch technology senses input from more than one finger at a time, making it possible for you to use intuitive multi-finger motions to perform common commands. Bamboo introduces nine useful gestures that you can use with your tablet:

  • Navigate
  • Click
  • Double Click
  • Right Click
  • Forward & Back
  • Scroll
  • Select & Drag
  • Rotate
  • Zoom

Go to www.wacom.com/bamboo for more information.

Filed Under: News Tagged With: Bamboo, multi touch, Tablets, Wacom

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Dan Fargo,the editor-in-chief of Archtopia, an online magazine dedicated to architects and designers.

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