Wacom CTE440W Wireless Mouse Tablet & Pen
- USB
(17 reviews)
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Professional review from
cnet.com
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Wacom Graphire Bluetooth Tablet (6x8)
by Lara Luepke - Pros: Offers Bluetooth connectivity; includes comprehensive software package; intuitive and easy to use; two configurable buttons.
- Cons: Bluetooth is tricky to set up; expensive.
- Read full review at cnet.com
Professional review from
machome.com
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Wacom Graphire Bluetooth 6x8
by Online Shopper - Pros: Perfect Bluetooth integration, rechargeable tablet, batteryfree tools, useful software bundle.
- Cons: None
- Comments:
Feature-complete tablet is only missing a cable... - Read full review at machome.com
Professional review from
personal computer world
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Wacom Graphire4 Studio XL
by Kelvyn Taylor - Pros: Easy to install and use; great software bundle
- Cons: Difficult to use for cursor navigation
- Comments:
Wacom has been producing pen tablets for designers and graphic artists for many years, but its Studio range of Graphire4 tablets signals... ... - Read full review at personal computer world
Professional review from
goodgearguide.com.au
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Wacom Graphire Bluetooth CTE-630BT
by Benjamin Russell - Pros: Excellent wireless performance, Great design
- Cons: Slight lag, Pricey
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An excellent option for those specifically looking for a wireless tablet. The extra cost over a Graphire 4, however, probably won�'t justify it for those not interested in using the Bluetooth technology to its full potential. ... - Read full review at goodgearguide.com.au
Professional review from
biosmagazine.co.uk
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Wacom Graphire4 Studio XL
by Online Shopper - Pros: Chic design; battery-less pen; scroll wheel & ExpressKeys; great software bundle
- Cons: Not widescreen or Bluetooth
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For those who've never used a graphics tablet, they're essentially just a mouse. They take a bit of getting used to, especially for users who have become accustomed to using mice over the years, but with some practice they can become ... ... - Read full review at biosmagazine.co.uk
Professional review from
trustedreviews.com
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Wacom Graphire3 Classic Pen Tablet
by Jay Werfalli - Comments:
If you love editing images but find that RSI is beginning to settle in, perhaps Wacom can persuade you to trade in your mouse for a pen?... - Read full review at trustedreviews.com
Professional review from
macformat.co.uk
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Wacom Graphire4 Classic White Edition
by Online Shopper - Pros: Inexpensive, Good Quality, Great for Beginners, Apple-White Finish
- Cons: Small Active Area, Not Widescreen Aspect
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Wacom is pretty much your only choice when it comes to graphics tablets for your Mac, but luckily its products are always top notch. Here it's introduced a new entry-level tablet, the Graphire4. ... - Read full review at macformat.co.uk
Professional review from
whatdigitalcamera.com
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Review of the Wacom Graphire 4 Studio XL - Digital SLR Reviews
by What Digital Camera Magazine - Comments:
New graphics tablet... - Read full review at whatdigitalcamera.com
Professional review from
digitalartsonline.co.uk
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Intuos3 A5 wide
by Lynn Wright - Pros: Wide active area providing 16:10 aspect ratio, great pen.
- Cons: Lack of a mouse as standard may irritate some users.
- Comments:
To cater for the growing use of widescreen displays, Wacom has released an Intuos3 A5 Wide pen tablet - the company's first widescreen tablet. With an active area of 11-x-6 inches that provides a 16:10 aspect ratio, the Intuos3 A5 Wide is aimed at profess... - Read full review at digitalartsonline.co.uk
Professional review from
pcplus.co.uk
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Wacom Graphire4 Classic A6
by Online Shopper - Pros: Customisable, Sensitive pad
- Cons: Size
- Comments:
For years Wacom has been at the forefront of graphics tablet technology and is, without question, the undisputed market leader. The lengthy existence of the Graphire range makes it easy to see why... - Read full review at pcplus.co.uk
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