At CES this year, the Japanese device manufacturer Wacom announced its digital pen tablet had gained full compatibility with Google OS and Chromebooks. With existing compatibility with Windows and Mac OS, the company says its product has a role to play in online learning just at the moment when students en masse are leaving handwriting […]
At CES this year, the Japanese device manufacturer Wacom announced its digital pen tablet had gained full compatibility with Google OS…
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