Wacom Bamboo Fun Small Pen & Touch

Zitat: Recommended Pros: + 1024 pressure levels + Easy to setup and use + Good value for money + Can use pen or multi-touch + Can be setup for dual or single monitors Cons: - Working area quite small, with large border - Would be nice if wireless was included as standard The Wacom Bamboo Fun gives you the choice of using a pen, or alternatively simply using your hand like you would a touchscreen phone. It´s available for less than £80 and is good value for money with the included software and would therefore make an excellent first graphics tablet for someone who wants to get more involved in graphic design, photo retouching or drawing.

Zitat: The Pen & Touch Fun is a very good graphics tablet with an excellent stylus, customisable functions and some enjoyable software. As a touchpad, it is well-meaning and certainly well-featured but prefers deliberate, heavy strokes to (ooh matron) the tickling and flicking that I am used to. Add the Wireless Kit for convenience and comfort: well worth the extra cost.

Zitat: Editors Choice Pro: + Wireless option enhances creative endeavours + aesthetically pleasing pen redesign + useful application shortcut keys + solid and reliable Contra: - As entry-level range it isn´t that cheap - wireless accessory kit is an additional £35

Zitat: Pros: + Multi-touch support + extensive support for Mac OS X and Windows + Bamboo Mini delivery platform Cons: - Only support for two fingers simultaneously - gestures can´t be customised - tablet is quite small - no wireless option The Bamboo Pen & Touch brings multi-touch gestures and pen-based input to most major computer platforms at a reasonable price.