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Trusted Reviews have published a review of the Wacom Cintiq 21UX tablet. 'Out of the box, you'll find: a pen with base that doubles as nib holder; the tablet itself, with a thick captive cable that terminates in data, video and power plugs; the external power brick; video adapters (including DVI to VGA and DVI-D to DVI-D); and the heavy metal stand. It's a shame the tablet's cable can't be detached. And it would have been nice to see an HDMI adapter to go with this Cintiq's native DVI connector and VGA adapter. The DVI conversion cable could also have done with being a little longer so that it could have done double duty as an extension, but otherwise we have no complaints.'

IT Reviews have published a review of the Wacom Bamboo Pen tablet. 'Inside the smart box, there's the tablet itself, the stylus pen (which slots inside a cloth sleeve when not in use), and a CD of software. There's nothing special about the latter, as it covers the utilities and tools you need to get the Bamboo Pen working. But it does include a hand-holding tutorial for those getting used to a graphics tablet for the first time. You also get, in the Bamboo Dock, a selection of fairly useful software tools, both in a practical and educational sense. The input panel, for instance, allows you to provide written instructions, and even our scrawliest scrawl was picked up quite easily by the software.'