Wacom’s latest consumer graphics tablet ... been replaced by four buttons on the side (you can flip it to left or right-handed orientation). The buttons can all be assigned in the driver ...

To move from right-handed to left-handed use, the tablet can be rotated 80 degrees with the orientation of the illuminated icons changing within the Wacom tablet driver software. Also new to the ...

The Intuos Pro is Wacom’s pen tablet targeting industry creatives ... side of the active pen area and makes it easier for left-handed or ambidextrous users to configure for their workflows.

To this end, I decided to try using a Wacom Intuos Small drawing tablet ... the pen in hand. As I use multiple desktops throughout my day, I programmed the buttons at the far left and right ...

On the tablet you draw with a program loaded to the other device, using a pen that measures tilt and pressure to give lifelike art based on your hand movements. Unlike the older Wacom tablets ...

The new Wacom One tablet lineup starts at $50 ... which allow users to navigate using familiar hand movements like pinching and swiping, just like an iPad. A button located along the side of ...

Well, after some time with Wacom’s new drawing tablet, I found myself using any excuse to put the stylus to screen. Fun With a Stylus Right out of the box, you’re only one cable away from ...