Wacom Intuos3 4D Mouse
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Additional features mouse Wacom Intuos3 4D Mouse:
With a Tool ID, each Intuos3 input device can be individually programmed and configured for each application. And these features are automatically activated when you launch the application.
From the press release:
Weighing around 100g, this lightweight mouse has no wires or batteries. In addition, it does not contain a ball or optical sensor - and therefore does not require cleaning or other types of maintenance.
The graphics tablet provides her with high precision in her work - the resolution is 5080 lpi (for ordinary mice - up to 1000 dpi).
The mouse has 5 programmable buttons, which allows you to use it for quick access to the most requested commands.
In addition, the mouse is equipped with an accurate scroll wheel - it rotates in both directions by 1024 divisions.
The mouse - as well as the Intuos3 tablet - supports Tool IDs. This means that if you have multiple pens/mouses, then each pen/mouse can be assigned a unique number, and the tablet will automatically distinguish between pens/mouses, and at the same time load the settings of each device for each application used.
The mouse has a symmetrical shape, and is equally convenient for both right-handers and left-handers. The mouse is very practical when working with raster and vector graphics editors.
- 5 programmable buttons allow you to perform many functions, such as simulating the key combination Ctrl-V. You can also use a combination of two buttons
- Tool ID
With a Tool ID, each Intuos3 input device can be individually programmed and configured for each application. And these features are automatically activated when you launch the application.
From the press release:
Weighing around 100g, this lightweight mouse has no wires or batteries. In addition, it does not contain a ball or optical sensor - and therefore does not require cleaning or other types of maintenance.
The graphics tablet provides her with high precision in her work - the resolution is 5080 lpi (for ordinary mice - up to 1000 dpi).
The mouse has 5 programmable buttons, which allows you to use it for quick access to the most requested commands.
In addition, the mouse is equipped with an accurate scroll wheel - it rotates in both directions by 1024 divisions.
The mouse - as well as the Intuos3 tablet - supports Tool IDs. This means that if you have multiple pens/mouses, then each pen/mouse can be assigned a unique number, and the tablet will automatically distinguish between pens/mouses, and at the same time load the settings of each device for each application used.
The mouse has a symmetrical shape, and is equally convenient for both right-handers and left-handers. The mouse is very practical when working with raster and vector graphics editors.