Typical price: £159
What is it: Pen tablet with Bluetooth wireless technology
What we think: Although expensive, this tablet lets anyone draw accurately on a computer
What you need to know
Reviewed on: 10 June 2005
Tags: Wacom Europe GmbH, Wacom Graphire Bluetooth, setup, scrollwheel, control panel
We like:
Offers Bluetooth connectivity; intuitive and easy to use; two configurable buttons
We don't like:
Bluetooth is tricky to set up; expensive
You might also need:
Bluetooth-equipped computer or dongle
CNET UK judgement:
Although an expensive price tag accompanies this tablet, it lets anyone draw accurately on a computer, and it comes with added software
Full review:
The Graphire Bluetooth marks the first time Wacom has added Bluetooth connectivity to a tablet. The Graphire set includes a digital pen, a mouse and a tablet designed for artists and graphic designers who need a degree of control unattainable with a standard mouse. Regular computer users who suffer from repetitive strain injuries, or anyone interested in a different way to work, will also appreciate its ease of use. However, at a price of around £159, only serious artists and designers will shell out for the Graphire. Continue Reading...
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