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Testseek.com have collected 59 expert reviews of the Wacom PTK-540WL Intuos4 Wireless Medium and the average rating is 89%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Wacom PTK-540WL Intuos4 Wireless Medium.
 
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The editors liked

  • Beautiful
  • Slim and well-thought-out new design
  • Extremely fluid pen operation.
  • Improved ergonomic design that suits both lefties and righties
  • Helpful OLED reminder screens for ExpressKeys
  • Doubled pressure sensitivity gives pen a more natural feel.
  • Supports 2
  • 048 levels of pen sensitivity
  • Starting with a single gram of pressure. ExpressKeys now have OLED-illuminated labels. User can customize Touch Ring for incremental tasks. Sleek
  • All-black styling. Simple-to-switch ambidextrous design.
  • New version features increased pressure sensitivity
  • IPod Classic-like touch wheel interface
  • Programmable buttons featuring customizable LED display labels
  • Ambidextrous design.
  • Beautiful design
  • Great feel. New buttons
  • TouchRing
  • And Radial menu are useful additions that let you drive a huge number of functions from the tablet.
  • Good response and comfort
  • Excellent driver
  • Ambidextrous operation
  • Express Keys
  • Multifunction Touch Ring
  • Lightweight pen
  • Wonderful for any artist
  • Professional to general users
  • Mac and PC compatible
  • Cordless/No Battery pen and mouse technology
  • Generation 2 technology
  • With 2048 levels of pen pressure
  • Programmable Quick Keys with LED lighted labels
  • Programmable Touch Ri...
  • New ExpressKey controls (software and hardware) are a great improvement
  • Slick looks
  • Improved ambidextrous design
  • Upgraded pen
  • Mouse
  • And penholder are excellent improvements
  • 2048 pressure levels double the sensitivity of previous tablets
  • Besides helping you create more organic drawings
  • Itll increase your productivity with its incredibly customizable buttons.
  • Speed of workflow
  • Sensitivity
  • Ease of install
  • Touch ring controller
  • Stylish
  • Build Quality
  • Design
  • ExpressKeys
  • OLED Label Screens
  • Touch Ring
  • Dual miniUSB Ports
  • Precision
  • Compatibility
  • Support
  • Free Downloadable Software

The editors didn't like

  • Schmutz very visible on black pen grip
  • Buttons could use a bit more tactile differentiation
  • Mouse still a bit awkward
  • Still pricey
  • Need more real-time feedback when configuring
  • Glossy plastic panel shows fingerprints.
  • If youre the type of person who just doesnt like pen tablets
  • This product upgrade still might not be enough to change your mind
  • Increases desktop clutter.
  • Pressure
  • Tilt
  • And eraser capabilities work only within compatible apps. Too easy to inadvertently press the pens DuoSwitch. Pen grip tends to pick up dust
  • Lint.
  • Sub-$1
  • 000 price tag on LCD-based Wacom Cintiq makes traditional tablets less desirable
  • For many users
  • New features may not merit upgrade from Intuos3 to Intuos4.
  • No way to access menu items using the Mac driver
  • No way to share settings among multiple machines.
  • Expensive
  • Smallest version lacks Oled screens
  • Pens standard nibs seem to wear down fast
  • Tablet color can make smudges and dust highly noticeable
  • USB ports could possibly be bent or stripped out
  • New Mouse and Pen for the Intuos4 are only compatible with the Intuos4 series tablets
  • Bundled software...
  • ExpressKey buttons are disappointingly mushy
  • Out of alignment
  • Glossy black material attracts dirt and fingerprints worse than the original chrome iPod backings
  • Intuos4 Small doesnt include the OLED display.
  • It’s an unavoidable hefty financial investment
  • Customisable buttons overkill for some users
  • Price (For Some)

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  Published: 2009-04-29, review by: theregister.co.uk

  • Abstract:  After four and a half years, Wacom has finally updated its professional-class Intuos graphics tablets. About bloody time! The company has clearly been enjoying itself far too much during this period producing inexpensive but cool and clever tablets for...

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  Published: 2009-04-01, review by: expertreviews.co.uk

  • Abstract:  With the Intuos 4, Wacom has redefined the graphics tablet with a wholly new user experience: the range of new features looks set to win it new users, and to tempt many existing owners to upgrade....

 
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  Published: 2009-03-26, Author: Nick , review by: macworld.co.uk

  • Stylish, novel ambidextrous redesign, ultra-responsive ergonomic pen with 2,048 levels of pressure sensitivity, Touch Ring, detachable lead
  • For light users, those on a budget or anyone who doesn’t want to delve into customisable settings the smaller, cheaper Wacom Bamboo range is for you Min specs: Active area (W x D): 223.5x139.7mm; Physical size (W x D x H): 370 x 254 x 12 mm; 1000g...

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  Published: 2009-03-26, review by: techadvisor.co.uk

  • Put that old Wacom tablet on eBay or pass it on, the Wacom Intuos4 really is a giant step in pen tablet technology. The simply stunning make-over is only half the story, though, equally impressive is a wonderfully responsive new pen and comprehensive ...

 
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  Published: 2009-03-25, review by: digitalartsonline.co.uk

  • Abstract:  Anyone who spends significant amounts of time working on images will run into frustration with their primary input device, the humble mouse. For fine-grained control of what’s on the screen – and particularly for creating and manipulating images – a co...

 
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  Published: 2009-07-09, review by: hardwarezone.com.sg

  • Abstract:  Back in my days as a competent 3D/2D artist, I was enamored with the power of my old Intuos Wacom 2 tablet which I still use occasionally. Having tried out the recent medium-sized Wacom Intuos Tablet 4, digital sketches of ephemeral magnitude are made ...

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  Published: 2009-05-18, review by: vr-zone.com

  • Silverstone is pretty well known as a manufacturer of casings, power supplies and other peripherals. One area in which they have a strong presence is the small-form factor market. Over the years, Silverstone has built up a pretty impressive ensemble of...

 
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  Published: 2011-02-25, review by: 01net.com

  • Niveaux de pression accrus (2048),  Pression minimale divisée par 10 (1 gramme),  Conception ambidextre,  Ecrans Oled intégrés
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  Published: 2009-03-28, review by: presence-pc.com

  • Abstract:  Il y a quelques jours, Wacom annonçait sa nouvelle gamme de tablettes graphiques, baptisée sobrement Intuos4. Nous vous proposons aujourd'hui le test de cette nouvelle tablette, dans sa version M (équivalente à l'ancienne version A3). Est-ce que Wacom...

 
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  Published: 2009-06-25, review by: digifocus.it

  • Abstract:  La prima caratteristica che stupisce della nuova Intuos4 è lattenzione al packaging, nel quale Wacom ha infuso una cura degna di Apple: una scatola interamente in tinta nera, anche nelle parti interne, presenta il nuovo modello, realizzato in colore n...

 
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