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Genius introduces new wireless graphic design tablet

| | Sep 09, 2015, at 10:28 pm
New Delhi, Sept 9 (IBNS): Genius, a manufacturer of computer peripherals and smart phone accessories, has announced the launch of its new wireless graphic design-the MousePen-i608x.
Using advanced 2.4GHz wireless technology, the mousepen tablet connects to laptops/PC’s via a USB receiver, offering mobility without any interference. Aimed at graphic-design professionals, art teachers and students, the mousepen provides wireless freedom to paint, draw, write, and edit.

The tablet offers an area of 6” X 8” to draw and write with a resolution of 2560 LPI. The high-performance pen features 1024 pressure levels, making brush strokes thicker or thinner depending on how hard the pen is pressed, mimicking traditional painting. 
 
The pen moves smoothly and accurately across the 2560 high-resolution contact area of the tablet, as if the screen and tablet were the same. It also comes with a clip which makes carrying it easy. The 3 button wireless wheel mouse makes internet and document browsing real smooth. The Genius MousePen –i608x also comes with 29 programmable keys for customized Office and Internet shortcuts, resulting in higher working efficiency. 
 
The Genius MousePen –i608x comes bundled with  two useful software: Paintnet – a powerful   image and photo editing software that bring the joy of drawing and Pen Toolbar - all in one annotation software which helps in making notes and signing documents in Word, Excel, PowerPoint and e-mails.

Commenting on the launch, Kumaravel Viswanathan, Regional Manager, Genius India, said, “Genius has extensive experience designing products for professionals in various fields. Our new offering the new wireless MousePen –i608x is geared to meet the needs of graphic design professionals and art practioners. Providing precision control and pressure sensitive capabilities, our new offering lets you draw, paint and write with ease, mimicking traditional painting. The wireless freedom coupled with 29 programmable hot keys speeds up the workflow, resulting in greater efficiency. The MousePen –i608x will certainly appeal to our channel partners and customers alike.”
               

The Genius MousePen –i608x is priced at Rs. 4500. The product is available at over 10,000 plus retail outlets of all formats and all leading e-tailing sites including Flipkart, Snapdeal, Amazon and E-bay among others

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