Genius G-Pen F610 graphics tablet unveiled

Posted on Thursday, August 04 2011 @ 16:58 CEST by Thomas De Maesschalck
Genius announced the G-Pen F610, an ultra-slim graphics tablet with a 6" x 10" contact area. The MSRP is $99.
After its successful debut of the first G-Pen F610 Writing Graphic Tablet, the leading manufacturer of computer peripherals Genius launches an upgraded version with the latest software & package for Windows 7, expected to create yet another heat wave in the market.

As an ultra-slim, 6” x 10” wireless text graphic-design tablet, the Genius G-Pen F610 offers better control than a conventional mouse and a stylish, slim design. The tablet pairs perfectly with either a Mac or PC computer, offering a functional as well as aesthetic tool for taking notes, handling emails (including handwritten emails), handwriting recognition, and professional graphics design.

Genius' G-Pen F610 Tablet makes work more efficient with its 29 programmable “Hot-Key” areas to set up shortcuts for word processing, Internet and operating system tasks. Simply plug the unit into your computer and enjoy built-in, Vista-like functions, such as pen flick navigation. The G-Pen F610 Writing Graphic Tablet works with any screen size, and is perfect for flat and wide screens.

The smart-looking pen packaging along with the Genius G-Pen F610 boasts two buttons and 1024-level pressure sensitivity, allowing graphic artists the subtlety of more pressure levels. The two pen buttons can be programmed to function as left- and right-click mouse buttons. Since the pen battery can last up to one year, the odds of a “power outage” during important work projects are highly unlikely. The pen also comes with a holder that protects the device and its tip, and keeps it handy for use.

Genius G-Pen F610 features:
  • Sleek design
  • Wide 6”x10” high-resolution contact area
  • 29 programmable
  • “Hot Key” buttons
  • Cordless pen offers
  • 1024 pressure areas
  • Super-long pen battery life
  • up to one year


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    Thomas has been messing with computer since early childhood and firmly believes the Internet is the best thing since sliced bread. Enjoys playing with new tech, is fascinated by science, and passionate about financial markets. When not behind a computer, he can be found with running shoes on or lifting heavy weights in the weight room.



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