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Genius G-Pen F610 Drawing Tablet

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Genius G-Pen F610 Drawing Tablet - 6 x 10, Ultra Slim, Programmable Hot Keys 31100050100

Now Just $99.99

Genius G-Pen F610 Drawing Tablet Technical Details

6 x 10

Ultra Slim

Programmable Hot Keys 31100050100

Genius G-Pen F610 Drawing Description

Genius G-Pen F610 Drawing Tablet
G-Pen F610 is the brand new slim tablet with 6x10 working area and one cordless pen for PC Windows and MACs to write, draw, sketch and sign emails. Using the pen tablet gives you ultra convenience and better control than your mouse. The cursor moves precisely where you position the pen.

The sleek slim design in a 6 by 10 size is a perfect match for flat and wide screens. There is a twenty-nine programmable Hot-Key area for Office, Internet and Vista functions to be used for super shortcuts. The cordless pen features two buttons and 1024 level pressure sensitivity. While drawing with the digital pen, you can control all kinds of shapes and thickness easily. The two pen buttons can also be programmed as left and right mouse buttons. The battery life of the pen is up to one year and the pen holder keeps your pen nearby.

Just plug it in and you can use built-in Vista functions like personal note taking, email signing, handwriting recognition, handwritten emails and pen flick navigation.Bring art-style to your life, and be more creative and more colorful with the G-Pen F610.

Genius G-Pen F610 Drawing Reviews

REVIEW BY: Reviewed Dec 30, 2007 Genius G-Pen F610 Drawing Tablet Stars

The customizable hot-key's are a little time consuming when you have to tell it what program you want it to work for and then what shortcut key's to assign them each. I found the pen is very responsive and can be set to ''click'' at whatever pressure you desire. The only drawback I found it that, the sensor for the Pen isn't at its tip but rather about 2-3cm's from its tip which makes copying drawings/art work or diagrams a problem since nobody I know draws at a complete 90 degree angle. (which is what you have to do ONLY if you're trying to trace something). Other than that, it's great. I had someone convinced I drew something in pencil and scanned it since my drawing seemed to have several different pencil types used.