Wacom Bamboo Pad Review

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 In the end, the Wacom Wireless Bamboo Touch-Pad with Digital Stylus (CTH300K) was a disappointment for me.  I really had high expectations for it since I love Wacom products.  The Apple Magic Pad is a much better touch accessory, and you're much better off spending some extra dough for a bigger Wacom tablet like the Wacom Intuos Pen and Touch Small Tablet.

Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 Review

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First Impressions:

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So I get asked this question quite a lot. Would you recommend the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 for school, or would you recommend getting an iPad or something else?

Of all the tablets available right now, if I were to only be able to get one tablet, it would definitely be the New iPad (or iPad 3). However, if you want the best handwritten notes experience available on a tablet, the Galaxy Note 10.1 is the best combination for the starting price.

Why get the Galaxy Note 10.1 for school?

  • Android OS
  • Side-by-side multitasking built-in for certain built-in applications
  • Electronic handwritten note taking
  • Near pin-point stylus precision (yay Wacom!)
  • Great for math, science and engineering, and learning complex languages
  • Better for artists who need the precision of the active stylus

Why not get the Galaxy Note 10.1 for school?

  • iPad is better overall, particularly the screen
  • Not many applications take advantage of the Wacom Active digitizer on the Note 10.1
  • More tablet optimized school applications on the iPad
  • More text books and educational resources available on iPad
  • Apple iOS
  • Windows 8 tablets coming soon, capable of running full windows 8 and some support both Wacom active digitizer and touch

 

More coming soon...