Discontinued models

These stylus pens give you an improved input device when working with media tablets.
Choose between the range for the iPad, which works on all tablets using capacitive touch technology. and the Stylus feel range for devices using EMR (Electro-Magnetic Resonance), such as the Samsung Galaxy Note and Fujitsu Lifebook.

This is the old PenPartner dating from 1998. The later 2004 model is a different tablet.

The PenPartner is specifically designed for the office. Comes with pen and JustWrite software for MS Word, Excel and Powerpoint. This is the smallest Wacom tablet.

The PenPartner is specifically designed for the mobile office. Comes with pen and JustWrite software for MS Word, Excel and Powerpoint. This is the smallest Wacom tablet.

Colorelli is the ideal combination of play and creativity on the PC for children aged 5 and over.

The first generation of Volito tablets were produced from the end of 2002 to the beginning of 2005, when they were superseded by the Volito2.

The Volito2 is intended for the beginner. Comes with a pen and simple drawing software.

The first generation of Graphires, produced from end-1999, had lots of models. Imitating Apple's iMac, Wacom made them in many colours. However, the plain one was the most widely sold. They were superseded at the end of 2001 by the Graphire2.

The Graphire2 superseded the Graphire in 2001 and was itself superseded by the Graphire3 at the end of 2003.

The Graphire3 superseded the Graphire2 in 2003 and was itself superseded by the Graphire4 at the end of 2005.

The Wacom Graphire4 tablets are inexpensive, attractively-designed tablets which are simple to connect. These tablets designed for the serious but non-professional user.

Wacom pens and mice have always been wireless, but the tablet needed a wire to connect to your computer. This Wacom tablet is completely wireless.

Bamboo is the populair and affordable series of tablets from Wacom. Bamboo has a family of three. Bamboo One; Easy and compact. Perfect for beginners. Bamboo; Perfect for office use, at work and at home. Bamboo Fun; Great for making your hobbies come alive. This last tablet comes to two size.

Bamboo is the popular and affordable series of tablets from Wacom. The second generation combines multi-touch functionality and pen-tablet technology in one device. The Bamboo has a family of four. Bamboo Touch; Wacom introduces Multi-Touch technology in a tablet. Bamboo Pen; Easy and compact. Perfect for beginners. Bamboo Pen & Touch; Perfect for office use, at work and at home. Bamboo Fun; Great for making your hobbies come alive. This last tablet comes in two sizes.

Bamboo is the popular and affordable series of tablets from Wacom. They combine multi-touch functionality and pen-tablet technology in one device. The Bamboo has a family of four. Bamboo Pen; Easy and compact. Perfect for beginners. Bamboo Pen & Touch; Perfect for office use, at work and at home. Bamboo Fun; Great for making your hobbies come alive. This last tablet comes in two sizes.

Intuos is the popular and affordable series of tablets from Wacom. They combine multi-touch functionality and pen-tablet technology in one device. Ideal for home and office use.
Please note that this is not the professional range of Wacom tablets. For the professional series see the Intuos Pro.

This digital sketch pen allows you to sketch with a real ballpoint pen on any paper. While you are drawing, all strokes are recorded electronically which can then be imported as raster or vector artwork in to your preferred graphics application for further editing.

The Bamboo Pad is a touchpad with a digital stylus.

Using touches and gestures on the Bamboo Pad makes navigating more intuitive and convenient than with a traditional mouse. Thanks to its particularly thin profile, the pad is ergonomic and comfortable to use for hours on end.

The first generation of Intuos tablets date from 1998 and were a great advance, being the first tablets with tools that could communicate with the tablet digitally, which opened up many new possibilities. Also, they were the first range to use the USB port. The tablets were produced until 2001.

The Intuos2 series dating from 2001 was very similar to the Intuos series. The colour is different and the ergonomics of the pen have been improved. Part of this series was replaced in 2004 by the Intuos3 series.

The Intuos3 is designed for the professional computer user. Whether drawing, working on photographs, or using CAD-software, you can maximize your productivity with an Intuos3 tablet.

The Intuos4 is designed for both professionals and serious home users and allows you to maximize productivity, comfort, usability and control for every task.

The world of Intuos enters its fifth generation. The Intuos pen tablet comes in four sizes: small (S), medium (M), large (L) and extra large (XL). The XL tablet is available with either a pen (XL DTP) or a lens cursor (XL CAD). The Intuos5 is designed for both professionals and serious home users and allows you to maximize productivity, comfort, usability and control for every task. Discontinued in September 2013.

Since 1990, Wacom has made tablets with an inbuilt screen, each generation of tablets being a significant improvement over the last.

The PL series in intended for use in giving presentations.

In October 1992, Wacom launched the UltraPad series. The last model was made in 2004.

Small signature tablets with built-in LCD screen. Comes with software for signature-capture where shown.