I can recommend the Bamboo Connect, which only uses the pen for input, to those who are more comfortable with traditional mice than touchscreens or gesture-enabled trackpads. But to the rest of us, the $100 Capture or the $200 Create would be the better fit.
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The Wacom Bamboo Connect is a low-priced drawing tablet that, sans eraser, feels artificially crippled when compared with the prior version.
Read the full review →Eighty dollars isn’t pocket change, but it’s hard not to recommend this starter tablet for anyone who wants to make the switch. It fulfills all of its promises—it just doesn’t make many.
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