Wacom tablet leaves sketchy trails on the FCC, possibly a brand new Intuos4

Dec 9th 2011
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There isn’t plenty of detail here, but when you have been eyeing up a brand new Intuos4 wireless graphics tablet then it would be worth bearing this recent FCC application in mind. Behind each of the confidentiality agreements and abstract descriptions which are standard fare for unannounced products nowadays, the official paperwork lists a highly suggestive model number: PTK-450. The smallest Intuos4 currently available is the PTK-440 and it has been around for a few years already, so perhaps we’re due a refresh.

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