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Tablet maker Wacom has launched a new range of tablets that come with multi-touch capabilities. The new family of products consists of five tablets, featuring either touch-only, pen-only or both pen and multi-touch capabilities. I had the chance to try them out briefly at the launch event in Singapore, and while its touch capability is a welcomed value-add for tablet users, I am not sure if consumers will buy it just to gesture at their computers. Nevertheless, it is an interesting idea that might just take off. Article
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