I don't think this concept is new, but for Wacom it is: a multi-touch digitizing tablet, as we call it in the CAD world. Wacom's marketing people prefer the name "Bamboo Pen & Touch" ($99) -- a bit odd, since I see no bamboo in the product.
As digitizing tablets go, it is small, but it works with the included stylus as well as multi-touch finger presses and swishes. I dunno if the multi-touch works with SpaceClaim.
Engaget notes that while stylus-use suffers from the absolute positioning native to tablets (rather than the relative positioning with which mouse users are familiar), you can switch it to mouse mode.
Engadget's review.
As digitizing tablets go, it is small, but it works with the included stylus as well as multi-touch finger presses and swishes. I dunno if the multi-touch works with SpaceClaim.
Engaget notes that while stylus-use suffers from the absolute positioning native to tablets (rather than the relative positioning with which mouse users are familiar), you can switch it to mouse mode.
Engadget's review.
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