Sentences with phrase «on wacom»

And, yep, she hand - lettered the quote on a Wacom pad and put it on top of the photo in Adobe Illustrator.

Like Rene, I haven't worked with a built - in eraser for drawing or writing since grade school — and even on my Wacom, the eraser was clunky.

Samsung's S Pen is based on a Wacom's pressure - sensitive technology.

More importantly for artistic types, the N - trig only supports 256 pressure levels, compared to 512 on Wacom's mobile offerings.

The accessories are all styled to match, and even the included pen manages to look classier than most manufacturers» takes on Wacom mobile styli.

The new Neo e-reader from Endless Ideas features a touchscreen based on Wacom technology and retails for a price of $ 299.

It is based on the Wacom technology which is known for it's easy to the eye feature and is a far cry from the glary capacitive touch screen that you get to have on a Sony e-reader.

It is based on the Wacom technology which is known for it's easy to the eye feature and is a far cry from the glary capacitive touch screen that you get to have on a Sony... [Read more...]

Not exact matches

For now, the Yoga Book might be worth it for creative types who want a full - on tablet with their Wacom one (buy the Windows model in that case), or just gadget enthusiasts.

Tool under review: Wacom Intuos Creative Stylus for iPad What it does: this stylus allows for pressure sensitivity when using painting apps on the iPad.

For best results using your handwriting on our online whiteboard, use an inexpensive USB drawing tablet like this one made by Wacom or an interactive whiteboard.

I love the inclusion of a wacom and that you're working on the ability to hook up keyboards through USB.

I think our e-reader has the advantage because of the capacitive layer on top of the Wacom screen.

my whishlist is same resolution on ~ 9 ″, so you can use wacom and still not need much space and cheaper + lighter.

You can look at it as a portable Wacom tablet, where what you draw on the screen appears on your PC.

ARM Devices reports ««Wacom is working on collaborative solutions for Wacom enabled E Ink e-readers like this one.

The addition of Wacom technology will likely distinguish this device in consumer market, now that Sony is exclusively focusing on the business segment with their 13.3 inch Digital Paper.

It features a 13.3 inch display with full WACOM stylus support to draw and make notes on the fly.

If all you want to do is take notes on a capacitive screen with a good wacom digitizer than there's the Asus EP121, the EA800, and a bunch of tablets which range in cost from about $ 275 for the former to about $ 1200 for the 121 and for some tablets.

One of them is a 6.8 inch device that runs Android and has support for a Wacom pen, which should appeal to people looking to edit and make notes on PDF documents.

Because Wacom is also a member of the Universal Stylus Initiative I'm a bit confused as to the difference between USI and this new group other than this group specifically mentions a focus on VR.

2) E-paper with Wacom pen input for virtual - inking (can't do that on most touch screens) 3) Android — touch screen OS (unlike Windows 7 tablets, which are just a desktop OS on a touch screen == awful, not to mention every other argument against using Windows OSes), useful software add - ons, e-reader software options, media player software, etc. 4) due to the dual screens, and the hinge, you can use it like a tablet, a portable «all - in - one» computer (when using a USB or bluetooth keyboard), an e-reader, etc..

It comes with a 6 ″ Vizplex display with touchscreen capability courtesy of Wacom (those guys who make tablets), running on a 532 MHz processor with 512 MB of internal memory that can be further expanded courtesy of a microSDHC memory card.

In addition to this, a Wacom penabled touch sensor input and the supplied stylus allow the user to make notes on screen.

The Onyx Book 60 surely presents some great features like the Wacom touch screen and the ability to zoom in and out on PDF docs and annotate them.

There isn't any new e-ink technology on the horizon that you should be saving yourself for, and the only new thing that will be out next year is a Kobo e-Reader that will likely have Wacom support and be bundled with a stylus for note taking.

Use the Wacom Inkspace app to turn what you write on paper into digital ink directly on your iOS device.

As has already been mentioned, the Pocket Edge is a dual screened device that includes a 6 inch E Ink screen with a Wacom touchscreen on the left while the right is taken up by a 7 inch LCD touchscreen.

The excellent Wacom integration makes taking notes or using photoshop a fluid and enjoyable experience that you won't find with any other tablet on the market.

So there is still the twin screen form with a 6 - inch Wacom Penabled E ink panel on the left and a 7 - inch color resistive touchscreen display on the right that are hinged at the edges.

E Ink supplies our custom - made CANVAS paper display, and industry leading WACOM is our partner on the high - precision Marker.»

Following on from the Note 10.1 the advanced smart pen is based around the same tech found in the Wacom digitizer which means you can expect improved pressure sensitivity while you are being creative.

This feature is based on the same technology that is used in some Wacom tablet used by graphic designers, so that tells you how practical it can be for stylus - based applications.

Still, we gather Samsung had to put in a bit of effort to make the Wacom - based SmartPen on its Galaxy Note work with Android, so we can't blame Lenovo too much.

Ditto with Android, except for the HTC Flyer, which does have an active digitizer, albeit N - trig, not the Wacom digitizer (which I regard as superior) on the EP121.

The processor is then an Intel Atom x5 - Z8500 processor, with up to 4 GB of RAM, 64 - bit Windows 10, NFC, dual - band ac Wi - Fi, optional LTE, optional 3D camera, with an optional Wacom enabled pen like on the first model.

Wacom has announced new pricey, precision styluses specifically for iOS and Windows 10 devices.The first one, called the Bamboo Sketch, works similar to other styluses, meaning it allows you to draw and sketch on both an iPad and iPhone through a Bluetooth... Read more

The S Pen for the Note 8.0 can control the physical menu / back buttons on the device with Wacom technology.

The 8 - inch Windows 8.1 tablet Toshiba Encore 2 Write 8 with active Wacom Digitizer was released today on January 5th, for a price of $ 349: http://www.amazon.com/Toshiba-Encore-WT8PE-B264/ The Toshiba Encore 2 Write 8 Signature Edition is also available for order from Microsoftstore.com

Graphic tablet manufacturer Wacom has just given birth to WILL - otherwise known as the Wacom Ink Layer Language.Wacom announced on Wednesday that it has developed a standard abstract language for drawing and handwriting on the screens of mobile devices,... Read more

It features an ultra-sensitive Wacom digitizer for capturing handwritten notes and drawings on the 2540 DPI screen that responds to 256 levels of pressure.

-- a more solid thicker stylus (maybe even a wacom based penabled one)-- a little tweak (which is probable to happen) on the ergonomics.

Livescribe, Equil, the Moleskine Smart Writing Set, and the Wacom Bamboo Spark let you write on paper, but aren't pressure sensitive for drawing.

Press a pen icon on the keyboard and the whole keyboard blanks out: it's now a Wacom touchpad, and mirrors any pen action on the tablet's main screen.

The Note 8.0 runs on a 1.6 GHz quad - core processor, has 2 GB of RAM, 16 GB of built - in memory (with a microSD slot), a 1280 × 800 pixel TFT LCD screen with Wacom touch technology, a stylus, a 1.3 - megapixel front camera, and all the sensors and accelerometers you could want.

The Wacom Bambook Stylus pocket has been unleashed on to the tablet - toting world for anyone who just can't get things done with their finger.It's tough to improve upon something very successful, especially when it's really just a pen with a different... Read more

The Eee Note has a fairly large 8 - inch greyscale display with a resolution of 1024 x 768 pixels and on top of the screen sits a Wacom digitiser.

How they decided to put a second, spinning hard disk on this and not add a wacom digitizers is beyond me.

Aside from the E Ink Pearl screen that is great for reading and the Wacom touchscreen that is nice for taking on - screen notes, there really isn't anything special about the Icarus Excel's hardware.

That scared me, because, as a Wacom touch surface — which you can even draw on — the screen itself doesn't react to your finger.