 are tending toward widescreen (closer to, if not, a 16:9 aspect ratio) displays instead of the traditional displays (4:3 aspect ratio). Wacom’s tablets mirrored the traditional 4:3 aspect ratio, so it seemed only natural that it would introduce 16:9 tablets, which it has with its Intruos3 line.</p>
<p>With a usable surface of up to 12×19-inches, the new tablets can be mapped pixel-to-pixel for the entire screen, or can even be used to express movement over dual monitors. The tablets also feature Wacom’s standard ExpressKeys, programmable shortcut buttons on the left-hand side. Also shipping with the popular Grip Pen stylus and five-button wireless mouse, it’s everything you need in one package. The smaller version, at 4×6-inches, is even portable for us laptop users. Slick.</p>
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