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Wacom's Intuos2 Wacom's Intuos2 By MIKE PASINI Editor Review Date: January 2002 (wok'-um, if you've ever wondered) recently reinvented its popular pressure-sensitive graphics tablet, revealing the Intuos2 at Seybold San Francisco last September. We've had a chance to get intimately acquainted with the newest 6x8 tablet recently. C O N T E N T S BACKGROUND We've used a 4x5 ArtPad Wacom tablet for many years. It's never failed us (despite a few falls) and provides a wonderful alternative input device (particularly welcome during long sessions surfing the Web).
But even more importantly, the tablet provides pressure sensitive drawing impossible with a mouse (see ). This can approximate the effects if not the feeling of traditional artist tools, adding important image retouching capabilities.
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The new Intuos2 is a few generations beyond our old ArtPad. The pen includes an eraser on the opposite end of the drawing point, standard in models following the ArtPad. And it includes a soft grip on a redesigned and enlarged pen, which identifies itself to the pad so you can customize your pen's behavior without affecting anyone else's settings. In addition to the pen, the tablet now includes a mouse (a wonderful alternative, since pens do not stand up when you let go of them). Most importantly, the sensitivity of the tablet, which sports a number of soft buttons, has been refined yet again. A Pencil, a Mont Blanc, the Intuos2 and the ArtPad Pen Wacom claims the Intuos2's two-time oversampling provides significantly improved 'data quality' over previous models.
It also makes the pens and tablets incompatible with previous devices. Except for that, all of these developments are welcome.
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A larger pen barrel is an ergonomic secret of fountain pen designers we've long enjoyed. The inclusion of a mouse is a brilliant solution for laptop users desperate to avoid trackpads. And the increased sensitivity simply makes the pen seem more natural. REQUIREMENTS The new tablets require a computer that supports USB peripherals running either Windows 98/ME/2000/XP or Mac OS 8.6+/10.1. Wacom has always worked very hard to keep its drivers up-to-date with operating system revisions (note the XP/OS X compatibility). There's often a beta available for download on the site.
In all the years we've been using the ArtPad, we've never had to pay for a driver update. HARDWARE Wacom offers the Intuos2 in several models: the $188 4x5, the $350 6x8, the $430 9x12, the $500 12x12 and the $700 12x18.