Wacom’s Inkling is a whole new type of gadget—a drawing tablet minus the tablet. Its purpose is to let you write or sketch on plain paper with an ordinary pen, and still get perfect digital copies of your work. Up until this point, Wacom has manufactured its traditional Intuos tablets, which require you to keep your eyes trained on your monitor, and its Cintiq monitors which let you draw directly on your software work surface. Tablets are far cheaper but require some tricky hand-eye coordination, and the Cintiq line is priced out of reach for most people. Either way, Wacom has made a name for itself with digital artists because of its input devices’ sensitivity and responsiveness, and have become the de facto tools of the trade.
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