Wacom announced the launch of its Pro Pen slim, which has 8,196 levels of pressure sensitivity, tilt recognition, and an eraser. It’s got 8,196 levels of pressure sensitivity.

The Wacom tablet is great – you can read about it in my upcoming Wacom Intuos Pro review – but it's the Pro Pen 3 that has left an impression. I have a drawer of styluses, many have the same ...

Wacom's new Pro Pen 3D is a three-button stylus built with 3D creatives in mind, but it will streamline workflow for 2D artists, as well. Skip to main content. Menu Digital Trends ...

The Cintiq Pro 13 and 16 also include Wacom's new Pro Pen 2, an upgraded stylus that's four times more accurate and pressure sensitive than the previous Pro Pen. And yes, these pen displays are ...

3Doodler updated its “professional” line of 3D-printing pens with the Pro Plus. The device features simpler controls and support for multiple printing materials like copper or wood, all in a ...

Intuos Pro pen tablets tout much of the functionality that we've seen before: improved customizable ExpressKeys, Pro Pen with 2,048 levels of pressure sensitivity, Express View ...

Modbook Pro has a state-of the-art digitizer from the industry leader in pen tablet technology, Wacom®, offering 512 levels of pen pressure sensitivity — more than any other tablet computer on ...

The Microsoft Surface Pro 11 is on sale at $500 off, bringing the device’s price down to $1,600 from $2,100, while a bundle that includes the Surface Slim Pen 2 and the Surface Pro Flex Keyboard ...

As you'll see in the image above, that back end of the pen included with Surface Pro 3 is going to be important. The ability to take that pen out and write down a note on a piece of paper is still ...

Computer News: The Wacom Cintiq Pro 17 and Cintiq Pro 22 Creative Pen & Touch Displays deliver sharp 4k visuals, rich color, and natural interaction for smooth workflows NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE ...

It’s not exactly similar in design approach to the Surface Book; the Notebook 9 Pro has a 360 degree hinge, but you still get what you’d expect: a pen tool, a detachable display from a metal ...