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If you or someone you know is itching to get a pressure sensitive tablet, but you don’t want to spend several hundred bucks on an Intuous, worry not, Wacom recently released their new Bamboo tablets. These are really cool. I just got one myself and it is really nice. It’s got a very slick design and features programmable hot keys, as well as other useful functions. The Bamboo Fun even includes a cordless mouse. The best part is the price. The Bamboo retails for about $70. It’s a great purchase for anyone wanting to get more familiar with using a tablet. Also, it’s fairly small and is very easy to travel with. Find out more here.

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