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Wacom, the leading player when it comes to pressure-sensitive input devices aimed at photo and digital art professionals, has teased an upcoming mobile tablet product on its Facebook account. In response to what Wacom characterizes as outspoken customer feedback, the company says it’s working on a a device with “a pressure-sensitive professional pen, smooth multi-touch, an HD display, and other valuable features that you haven’t seen in other tablets.”

The tablet device is said to be something Wacom is working on “24/7,” with a target launch date of sometime this summer. Wacom provides the underlying technology behind a number of current tablets with pressure-sensitive stylus input, including the Surface Pro and Samsung’s Galaxy Note line, so it’s no stranger to doing pressure sensitivity on mobile devices. The company’s own hardware has generally been limited to peripherals, however, like its Bamboo, Intuos and Cintiq line of USB-powered drawing tablets, all of which require a host computer to operate.

Now, it looks like Wacom wants to branch out into an own-branded standalone tablet device. The tease shares nothing about what platform the device would be based around, but Android is a good bet. Penny Arcade co-creator Mike “Gabe” Krahulik also recently articulated at length his love for the Surface Pro and its built-in Wacom tech for creating digital art, so a device based on Windows 8 also isn’t outside the realm of possibility.

The only challenge for Wacom might be keeping a standalone device affordable. The Cintiq line of drawing tablets with built-in screens it currently offers start at $ 899 for the 12WX, which has a 12.1-inch display, but again requires a connected computer to function. Getting a self-sufficient Wacom tablet to a level where it meets the standards of the company’s demanding pros probably won’t come cheap, but the level of tech and the supply chain associated with the necessary components has also matured considerably since the 12WX was introduced in 2007. The proliferation of tablets and smartphones have helped putting more advanced technology in ever-smaller packages increasingly affordable.

I reached out to Wacom to see if they could provide more detail on this upcoming product, and will update if they respond with additional information.

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LG has actually officially announced a pair of brand-new Computers, the H160 sliding tablet and V325 all-in-one, both running Microsoft’s brand-new Windows 8 OS. The sliding tablet has a built-in keyboard that’s revealed by a spring-loaded “auto sliding” display, which pops open at the press of a button. The display itself is an 11.6-inch IPS display of unknown resolution that’s suitable with LG’s Smart Touch Pen; we’re unsure if that’s a capacitive or conventional stylus, but LG states it enables “precision-required” work. Thanks to its inbuilt keyboard, the H160 weighs simply over 2.3 pounds and is 15.9 mm (0.63 inches) thick, but it does provide full-size USB, HDMI, and microSD ports. The business guarantees 10 hours of apply from the H160′s battery, which makes this …

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Microsoft’s promised Windows 8 support for its existing Touch Mouse has actually finally arrived. After being revealed back in February, the software maker has now released Mouse and Keyboard Center 2.0– an update made to enhance keyboard and mouse support in Windows 8. Existing Touch Mouse individuals can now take benefit of a selection of multitouch gestures in Windows 8, featuring 2 finger motions to handle applications and display the Windows 8 appeals.

Still no motion support for Wedge Touch Mouse

We noted in our Microsoft Wedge Touch Mouse evaluation that the business made the odd decision to not include Windows 8 gesture support for that specific item. Sadly, the Mouse and Keyboard Center 2.0 update does not alter this. If you’re a.

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A couple of weeks ago, Wacom began shipping a brand-new variation of its Cintiq 24HD pen display for innovative pros that initially broke from cover last September. The suitably named Cintiq 24HD touch carries practically the exact same outer styling as the OG style. An ergonomic base still cradles the substantial 24-inch display and can be set up to your certain seating choice. On the inside, though, there’s a host of modifications. As the name recommends, the major difference between the 2 is the addition of multi-touch controls to the more current providing. However, the added functionality does come with a pretty large cost, as the Cintiq 24HD touch costs $ 1,100 more than its elder sibling. Are the additions of touch gestures and an enhanced display panel enough to validate shelling out the additional coin, or will the more economical option work just fine in a studio setting? Read on to discover as we deal with that extremely question.