As Wacom, the developer of pen-tablet devices and related technology, celebrates its Silver Anniversary it has recently announced a new direction for the future.
Wacom recently announced its new brand concept for the next stage in its growth, building on the vision which has inspired it to create tools that have put high technology into the hands of the world’s most creative people in the simplest and most natural way. This new direction clearly sets out the company’s ambition for continued growth beyond the pen technology it has become famous for. It sets the way ahead for further innovations for anyone who uses interface technology. The announcement of the growth vision has been accompanied by a transformation of the company’s corporate identity and the introduction of a new consumer brand.
Read the full press release at
http://www.wacom-europe.com/uk/press/….id=233&prlanguage=uk#
and visit the re-designed Wacom web-site at
Although this could just be seen as simply a re-branding exercise, Wacom introduces the Bamboo range that looks to introduce its suite of pen tablets for navigating, drawing, painting, writing and retouching photographs on a computer, to a home user where previously its product range had been aimed at the creative professional.
Read about the Bamboo range at
http://www.wacom.com/wacombamboo/
or in Europe at
http://www.wacom-europe.com/bamboo/
now if only they would reduce the price of the Cintiq …
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