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The new Genius EasyPen I405 Tablet from Genius allows you to freely express yourself on your computer by simply touching the pen tip to the tablet. The 4? x 5.5? working area with the cordless pen is great for Windows and MAC users to write, draw, sketch or sign emails. Using Genius EasyPen I405 Tablet gives you more convenience and is easier to control compared to a mouse. The cursor moves precisely where you position the pen. Just click the pen on any of the 28 programmable shortcut keys for instant access to Office and Internet functions. You just need to barely touch the pen to start a funciton, it features two buttons and 1024 level pressure sensitivity for thickness during drawing or writing. You can store the pen in the clip on the right and this makes it easy to carry and store. Touch up digital photos, draw by hand, create artwork and paintings, and even write in your own handwriting, EasyPen i405 has all these options at your disposal.

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