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The editors liked
Still the best tablet on the market
Extra control keys.
Beautiful
Slim and well-thought-out new design
Extremely fluid pen operation
Excellent new surface
Twice as sensitive
ExpressKey display
The editors didn't like
Documentation could be better
Dirt is very visible on the black pen grip
Buttons could use a bit more tactile differentiation
Supports 2,048 levels of pen sensitivity, starting with a single gram of pressure. ExpressKeys now have OLED-illuminated labels. User can customize Touch Ring for incremental tasks. Sleek, all-black styling. Simple-to-switch ambidextrous design.
Pressure, tilt, and eraser capabilities work only within compatible apps. Too easy to inadvertently press the pens DuoSwitch. Pen grip tends to pick up dust, lint.
The Wacom Intuos4 substantially improves pressure sensitivity over its predecessor and offers just the right combination of price and features for a wide audience....
Published: 2009-03-24, Author: Lori , review by: cnet.com
Beautiful, slim and well-thought-out new design; extremely fluid pen operation.
Schmutz very visible on black pen grip; buttons could use a bit more tactile differentiation; mouse still a bit awkward; still pricey; need more real-time feedback when configuring; glossy plastic panel shows fingerprints.
With a beautiful and more functional new design, Wacoms Intuos4 tablet demonstrates that a lack of competition doesnt necessarily keep you from innovating.
Abstract: THE LATEST INTUOS IS FINALLY HERE AND IT’S BETTER THAN EVER When I first encountered the new Intuos4 tablet from Wacom, I was immediately blown away by its new design. The new ambidextrous layout has all of the controls on one side of the tablet, ...
Build and new ambidextrous design, easy operation, new Tip Sensor for Grip Pen, LED programmable ExpressKeys and Touch Ring
Only one thing I can find, and that’s (arguably) going to be the price
The new Intuaos4 features and intelligent use of technology updates makes the Intuos4 even better than the already excellent Intuos3. The ambidextrous design, where you swing the tablet by 180-degress and plug it in again and away you go again is such ...
The best just got considerably better. Wacom's Intuos 4 combines great looks, excellent ergonomics, impressive build quality and class-leading features into a whole that's as practically satisfying as it is aesthetically desirable. If you do a lot of phot...
Abstract: This new range of tablets is beautifully designed, although showing up even the most subtle of marks quickly - clammy hands, scratches from the Grip Pens nibs, fingerprints, you name it - so youre going to need a moist cloth close at hand if you wan...
Abstract: After four and a half years, Wacom has finally updated its professional-class Intuos graphics tablets. About bloody time! The company has clearly been enjoying itself far too much during this period producing inexpensive but cool and clever tablets for...
