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Monday, Apr 23, 2007 4:35pm
Wacom readies compact LCD tablet |
Wacom has just unveiled the PL-521, a smaller alternative to its artist-oriented Cintiq screens. The 15-inch LCD is large enough for adding writing and sketches to documents and is labeled as a great fit for businesses and schools; to help, the screen's stand can adjust to either 140 degrees horizontal or a more easel-like 130 degrees vertical. A VGA output relays the video signal to an exteral monitor or projector.The tablet display comes bundled with stylus capable of 512 points of pressure and works with both Mac OS X and Windows PCs, including Vista. It ships before the end of the month in the UK for £699 and should be available now in the US as the DTF-521 for $1,624. [via Tech Digest] |