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  • it's beautiful!

  • *fap*fap*fap*fap*fap*fap*fap*f­ap*fap*fap*

  • why no sell in malaysia yet D:

  • الي جاي من طريق فلسعه يحط لايك ..

  • no way would the pictures come out as clean as on the paper.. nice idea though

  • .... AWESOME ..... 8) 8) 8)

  • OMG This is so IMAGINARY!

  • Paper RIP

    My grandson will never touch a real paper

    Anyway, it is a great news to trees

  • So cool looking. But will it be supported in Linux? That is my desktop and laptop system.

  • absolutely genius, and as Xxloveyou123xX said who can dislike this ?? :o

    I WANNNNT ITT immeadiatley :))

  • amazing, but surely a scanner is just as good

  • @bradazz549 It's Wacom; quality. Plus, not all scanners give you the option of making the pictures you've sketched vectored without some third party tool from another vendor.

  • @bradazz549 From paper to vector and with multiple layers? I don' t think so.

  • As I noticed, a lot of buyers of new Wacom Inkling have the same problem as I have. We ordered and payed a product almost a month ago, but they are obviously incompetent to provide the promised product within the agreed time. Some customers were informed with emails about the delays, some not, but I think that this is a great shame and immaturity for Wacom!

  • I am just crying at this brilliance.

  • Nokia USB :D

  • It's perfect,I must have this!

    

  • My scanner is angry at Wacom.

  • The music, the sketches, the presentation, the product, everything.

    This is a perfect commercial.

  • How about colors?

  • I want it!

    

  • do you think I could do line variations on this thing? I know its pressure sensitive, but does that include line variation?

    Also, what size can this cover?

  • For those talking about an undo button I have 2 suggestions...

    1) sketch out in pencil and then use this pen to do the inking of final sketch.

    2) start a new layer and that way when you import the file to your computer you can just delete that layer

  • Awesome, pretty useful for me unlike most people I've seen commenting (on a different site that is).

    Someone knows the price to this thing so I can buy it?

  • @GlubAwayNow $199 US Dollars.

  • @Alphastare

    Sob sob, me and my family are so poor, we got less then 199$ dollars to spare for this nice lil thing :"I

  • @gtasanandreas162 I think it does the drawing based in your pen movement.. no reading ink. . .

  • Very Cool, I would like to try before I buy.

  • me want.

  • Such a great concept. it would be nice to be able to erase tho!

    i guess u could sketch with pencil, then pen over it, and adjust in illustrator if needed..

    exciting technology!

  • whoa

  • A-M-A-Z-I-N-G

  • My jaw dropped as I was watching this.

  • OMG! Vector? Really? You mean I can draw out all my histogram graphs, and easy enlarge them, fill them in with another vector program on my computer, and send it to another person?

  • This is awesome and unbelievable PRACTICAL my god!

  • I need one !!!

  • Seem like it's wasting more papers than buying just an old wacom's graphic tablet ...

  • @Khoiruchan A lot of people find id difficult to draw lineart digitally. with this you get a vector lineart with the use of a traditional medium. I think it's brilliant!

  • OH MY GOD!!!!

    I am SO having This!

    Been a pen sketcher for 25 years, always found usual tablets so uninstinctive, drawing on a surface looking at another... And now i ll be able to do my old school thing, naturally.... WACOM YOU ROCK!!!!

  • i saw ryu and kirby!!!

  • for people that are saying "where is my undo ?" you can always do the sketch/drawing in pencil first and THEN use the pen to finalize.

  • @narutos323 exactly or create a new layer on the pen feature then draw on tracing paper the correct lines

  • I want this so badly!

  • could you guys make a pencil version? i dont really start my initial idea process with a pen...

  • I want to work for wacom! :O

  • sorry,aint gonna buy this...1.you waste paper,2.no undo...No thanks...im happy with my Wacom Bamboo Pen n Touch

  • who can dislike this? o.O?

  • @Xxloveyou123xX

    What do you use when you're not at your computer?

  • @cerberus01 how you mean ??

    u write on paper

  • hey i want this i draw too

    but

    but how much does this cost in USA and in Europe ?

  • @ScyL0n It will be $199 in the US, €169 in the EU and £149 in the UK. They are taking orders now but they won't be shipped till the 30th of september. :c

  • @Ruisu1993 reallyyyy? only 199$? can't believe!! did you see this price?

    

  • @nguyenthuthuy Yeah its on their website. If you click buy now it'll show you the price and then ask you to place an order.

  • @nguyenthuthuy (Not to pick, but I want to point out to the many doing it, that the dollar sign goes in front of the numbers :> And yeah, $199.00 is an awesome price for this.

  • @Ruisu1993 ok thanks

  • It would be much more awesome if it could be also used directly with computer like other tablets. Like this.. its not that much better than just scanning your papers :P

  • @risajkl But when you scan it it does your scanner convert it to vector? an this you can use anywhere without a pc or laptop. So sketching on holiday etc.

  • @7eunJansen you can take a sketchbook anywhere with you now :)

  • And undo button, and a way to check what layer you're on a switch between them would be useful, but this is a great step up in technology, you're geniuses!! ;u;

  • Prity sure this has been thought of all ready. Its call pen and paper.

  • @willpheonix By having the ability to create layers means it's a lot easier, and you can transfer it onto the computer with ease and do computer work. So actually, it's a lot better than pen and paper. :P

  • @willpheonix It's not about the layers. The layers is fine, good, dandy. It's the vectors! The vectors! :D

  • Wacom... give us a display reading what layer we are on, and the ability to go back to any layer.

  • This would be great for animation. Draw a frame, new layer, draw next frame, etc etc. Traditional animation and it would save a ton of time on scanning.

  • Dear Father Christmas...

  • OH MY GOD... NEED!

  • I must own this. Here, take my money. No just here. Just take it.

  • Woww, seems like fun. I would like to try it :)

  • OMG THIS LOOKS LIKE THE MOST GDLK THING EVER!!! WANT!!

  • Was anger to got it... now I wonder.. WHAT is the point of this? Portability with no undo? Otherwise, you already CAN have a inking pen with your wacom tablet. Working outside? Well if you have serious work, forget about this: no undo, special expensive wacom refill, small area (a4 max) no control on heavy thickness, and what's the hurry to get it scan in the park? just bring back you paper and scan it HI-RES at home! With the real tickness and erased area! (not mentioning the brush inking...)

  • @nicoluru Its cheaper then a good scanner and it can export the the drawings as vector based images which means no resolution problems at all. The Ink refill is a standard ballpoint 1mm ball size. I don't see A4 as small. 11x8.5 inches is decent, mind you i was hoping for 11x17. If you mean what i think your mean with "no control on heavy thickness" it is a pressure sensitive pen.

  • @Aloneus81 That are good argues against my post! I think you're right on all this... Just not sure about vectorizing a very sketchy drawing but must give a try!

  • @rokninja

    same dream bro. great minds think alike. yaye for wacom!

  • On this.

  • I love the future.

  • Ohh my god :o

    Awesome

  • OMFG GOD IS ALIVE !!

    

  • @omantherasta

    haha

  • its this really ?

  • OMG it's only 160$! I'm so getting this :D

  • I think I had a dream about something like this... Somehow they managed to marry the digital world with my sketchbook? I'm sold.

  • OMG! I have to have this...

  • My Goodness, for sooooo long I've been dreaming of a device exactly like this. Once again, Wacom delivers the best.

  • @lordashraf i actually dreamed a decide like this way back in 1995.I would totally get one. I need one asap.I am still waiting for a portable scanner.like really small.so that I could scan some pages at my local library.

  • @cannoir I find such device to be very practical for artists. Much better than being bound to the desk to work on a PC or Laptop. As for scanning I worked around this. Sometimes I work at a coffee shop or a social club for a change, so I take a picture of my sketch, with my mobile phone, transfer it to the laptop, retouch or fix contrast if needed, then start digitizing it. I used Samsung F440 and Nokia E72 and both results were good for digitizing.

  • Do want!

  • Do I need to take that thing off the page every time I turn it? :P Ugh. Also, as always, no Linux love...

  • But how expensive is it :)

  • OMG ! This is AWESOME !

    I want !

  • Please build that into my smart phone.

  • I want it i want it I want it!

  • Will kill for an Inkling... Not. Joking.

  • so if the paper slightly shifts, this device will record overlapping lines?

  • wantwantwantwant

  • DO FUCKING WANT. OMG.

  • Does it come with Ctrl+alt+Z feature?

  • OMFUCK. DO WANT. 

  • Woah!!

  • MY head just exploded and I"m actually writing this from the stairway to heaven.

  • Awesome.

  • awesome!!! but where is my undo button? :D

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  • @ninjaassn said "Awesome!!! but where is my undo button? :D "

    Well there is no undo button, but there is a redo button which is the left button and ripping of that page or go to the next page and start drawing again.

    That is probably its only flaw but, do we realy care because now we can be digital sketchers with maximum mobility with great precsicion + u have the possibilty to edit.

  • @ninjaassn The undo is possible when you import the vectors, because you can just delete the handles of the lines you don't want (an almost instantaneous task). Alternatively, I guess you could slip tracing paper under the clip and click for a new layer. There will be some disadvantages with the Inkling, I'm sure, but the things it does well are amazing. Being able to pull handles and adjust the lines of my sketch, without any laborious CS5 Pen function work? Must have it.

  • @ninjaassn May be WACOM will have Eraser for Inkling

  • @ninjaassn start over, just like any other paper.

  • @ninjaassn i guess thats why they use word "sketches" so mutch couse you dont need undo button on skech

  • w...W........WUHHHHHHHHHHHH MINDBLOWN

  • Thats great looking

  • I wonder what dimensions the piece of paper has to be. The ones shown as examples all seemed to be uniformly the same size. Brilliant regardless of page size restrictions (if they exist).

  • @tranceotaku A4 is the stated maximum. I'd link to the tech specs if I could.

  • @Cottser Thank you! It makes a lot of sense to be that way. Technology is so fun.

  • 0:22 vem säger "hallå"? lol

  • WACOM I LOVE YOU!!!!!!!

  • cool!!!

  • OMG!

  • Sweet!!! When can i get one!!!

  • rite, this thing looks good :)

  • One question, can i write text with this and the program recognise that like text?!

  • Oh my gosh... that's awesome!

  • i neeeeeeed it!!!

  • I wanna marry Wacom.

  • This is amazing! I can see it being a very helpful sketch dumping tool! Scanning from sketchbooks is just such a drag. I'd love to see this as a mechanical pencil, too, even though I understand erasing would be a bit complicated from a technical standpoint.

  • 1:00 (kid under a tree) looks like Wormworld Saga.

  • It doesn't matter if stuff like this has already been created, but it has never been created as good as Wacom has done it. There's a reason why Wacom is this well respected. It's just perfected technology that others lacked to perfect and made it just so something is made, which ends in no popularity nor quality.

    But when it's this well done, it's a life-changer. :]

    Thank you, Wacom. ♥

  • you guys are crazy!! This is so great!

  • I always tend to move my paper around though when sketching something... that won't be possible here.

  • @Dgangsturtje not neccesarily!

    If the device simply clips on I would assume it will rotate nice and easily with the paper!

  • Wacom, you just make my life so much better. :) I'd love to give this new gadget a test run when it becomes available.

  • Not to be a buzzkill either, but this is nothing new. Sure, you've maked it better, you polished the existing technology, but it's nothing new.

    Digital graphic pens have existed for a few years, already (take the ODYS Digital Graphic Pen, for example). Also, I don't see anything about text recognition in the Inkling, which was already present in digital pens back in 2007.

    You've certainly done it good (specially with the pressure sensibility and the multi-layer capacity), but not new.

  • @VocalDomain *made

    Sorry for the grammar mistake.

  • man, can't they get better artists to sketch some cooler stuff? like james jean, john park, people like that...

  • Sorry to be a buzzkill, but the video doesn't make it entirely clear whether the pen is laying down ink, or it's tracing over a drawing made with another conventional ink pen. It would be nice if there was a close up of the tip of the Wacom pen actually laying down ink.

    I had to check Wacom's site to find out whether Inkling is actually a pen or not. Turns out that it is. I think the video would be more effective if it made that point clearer.

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  • @cwgochris71

    Actually, on 0:25 it IS clear that the pen draws another line on the paper. Or more precisely, makes it thicker.

  • Good Ideaa!!!...it's Amazing!!

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