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Published: 2011-11-28, Author: Jacob , review by: theverge.com
Excellent all-in-one carrying case design, Layering capabilities for designers, Compatible with any piece of paper
Sketch Manager software is unintuitive and poorly designed, Pen can be uncomfortable, Easy to miss strokes unintentionally due to hand placement
Published: 2011-09-10, Author: Neil , review by: techworld.com
One key thing to be said about the Inkling is that it's not a replacement for traditional drawing pens. The captured digital files are not a full quality representation of a drawing. But then Wacom have stated clearly that the Inkling is for sketching...
Use a real pen to draw with; upload in bitmap or vector format to supported programs
Early users have reported layer shifting issues and occasional export glitches, $219
The highest praise we can give is this; we didn’t want to send the Inkling back. It has clear, professional applications in design and the arts but, more importantly, it’s load of fun. If you’re in the market for a budget graphics tablet, we suggest yo...
Abstract: Say hello to the Wacom Inkling, the ultimate slate for illustrators. It's not your typical tablet easel: instead, it's all about making digital drawings on plain old paper. Just grab a pencil and start sketching, and with the camera attached at the top...
The highest praise we can give is this; we didn’t want to send the Inkling back. It has clear, professional applications in design and the arts but, more importantly, it’s load of fun. If you’re in the market for a budget graphics tablet, we suggest yo...
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Published: 2011-11-25, Author: Karl , review by: macworld.co.uk
Use a real pen to draw with; upload in bitmap or vector format to supported programs
Early users have reported layer shifting issues and occasional export glitches
The highest praise we can give is this; we didn't want to send the Inkling back. It has clear, professional applications in design and the arts but, more importantly, it's load of fun. If you're in the market for a budget graphics tablet, we suggest you g...
Abstract: Wacom's Inkling pen has caused quite a buzz in the creative community. A ballpoint pen with a tracker in it that records your strokes to a small box you can carry with you, it's been described as the ideal digital tool for artists who prefer real pens to ...
The Inkling is a new category of device. Unlike traditional tablets, you can't see what you're drawing on screen as you draw it, but you can use the Inkling anywhere at any time with just an ordinary sheet of paper. Our biggest disappointments are things...
Abstract: Voici un produit qui devrait intéresser les graphistes et dessinateurs en herbe. Il s'agit du stylo Inkling de Wacom (170€). L'Inkling s'adresse à tous ceux qui préfèrent dessiner avec un stylo bille sur du papier plutôt qu'avec une tablette graphique. Qu...
