Wacom has announced a pretty amazing product today, the Inkling. This so-called Digital Sketch Pen allows you to capture whatever you draw or write on a sketchbook or any kind of paper in digital form ...

The Wacom Inkling is a nifty idea and very enjoyable to work with, although it's best as a set-it-and-forget-it device for capturing rough sketches, rather than a precision tool for professional ...

Wacom's new digital pen can't help but stand out from the competition. It's a specialized device that makes no apologies for catering to graphics enthusiasts at the expense of casual note-takers.

To best understand what the Wacom Inkling is, we should start off with what it’s not. The Inkling won’t replace (or substitute for) a Bamboo, Intuos ( ), or Cintiq ( ) tablet. It’s not a tool for ...

Now Inkling is taking its interactive ebooks to the web. Its new Inkling for Web HTML5 client will let you read its books with full support of all features on any computer, tablet, or smartphone with ...

The Wacom Inkling ($199) is an interesting take on the familiar drawing tablet—simply because there's no tablet. Instead, you clip the Inkling onto a piece of paper, draw with the pen (which lays down ...

Check out the desk of your average graphics designer and you’ll most likely find a Wacom tablet plugged into their computer, likely the Bamboo or — if they have the budget — a Cintiq. These tablets ...