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Adesso introduces tablet mice
January 8, 2005; 12:08 p.m.
![]() The product: Adesso, which creates peripherals such as ergonomic keyboards, has released a line of drawing tablets that can replace your mouse. The wireless stylus lets you navigate your computer's desktop using natural hand movements, ideal for Photoshop users. Carpal tunnel victims might like the 12x9-inch drawing area of the largest product, the CyberTablet 1290. The happy medium in this line, the CyberTablet 8600, offers 8x6 inches to draw on, while the compact, 4.5x6-inch-pad CyberTablet 6400 fits in your backpack. These gizmos come in handy for signing your digital autograph, though doodles are crudely drawn. Each tablet features:
The prospects: Adesso's foray into drawing tablets doesn't break through any tech barriers, but this nicely priced lineup should suit the wrist-weary. By Elsa Wenzel, associate editor, CNET Reviews CES DEBUTS BY BRAND
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