Wacom's new range of Bamboo graphics tablets are not just for designers and illustrators. The introduction of touch technology means that even people totally unfamiliar with tablets can now use ...

A complete audio-visual tutorial on all touch gestures is included in the box. The new Bamboo family consists of three core products: Bamboo Touch; Bamboo Pen; and Bamboo Pen and Touch.

I tried the Bamboo Fun and the Bamboo Pen & Touch, two models which are similar except for size and software bundle.

Combines multi-touch and pen input, ushering in a natural, intuitive and simple way to work with computersWacom will display its new line of Bamboo ...

The pen is a little light for our liking, and there's no way to adjust the weight. A pair of buttons work, by default, as right-click and scroll buttons, although this can be changed in the Bamboo ...

Press Release: Get a feel for Bamboo's new multi-touch technology Wacom introduces first interactive tablet combining multi-touch and pen input, ushering in a more intuitive, simple and inspiring ...

Wacom insist that this is a "consumer pen tablet" and I struggled to find any mention in the press materials of being able to use it for the traditional purposes of such a device: adding a ...

The Bamboo Fun Pen & Touch is on the pricey side if you're just using it to navigate windows — especially with the wireless option.

The 2009 line of Wacom Bamboo pen tablets is available in several configurations. CNET has reviewed the flagship model (the Bamboo Fun Pen & Touch), but we've listed the others are listed here for ...

The Bamboo Capture ($99.95) offers pen and multi-touch input in a single device. The silver and black accented tablet is geared to the photo enthusiast or novice designer seeking a fun way to turn ...

The second-generation Bamboo line will initially consist of the Bamboo, Bamboo Fun, Bamboo Pen and Bamboo Touch, some of which (we'll let you guess) are the company's first to support multitouch ...