Convert your handwriting to digital files with the click of a button
You can transfer it to your smartphone and edit it using a cloud service.

Wacom has added a smaller version of its Bamboo Folio smartpad to its Bamboo Slate and Bamboo Folio lineup.

Wacom says the smaller Bamboo Folio uses the same technology used in the recently released Bamboo Slate and Bamboo Folio large, allowing users to convert their handwriting or sketches into digital files with the click of a button. Editing capabilities are also available via cloud services integrated with the Wacom Inkspace app.



▲ Bamboo Folio

The Bamboo smartpad allows you to save and edit notes in Wacom Inkspace and transfer them to Dropbox, Evernote, OneNote, and other apps on your smartphone. Up to 100 files can be stored on the Bamboo Folio, and the Bamboo Folio comes in two sizes: large and small. The cover also features storage for business cards and documents.

The newly released Bamboo Folio small size and the Bamboo Slate are available through Wacom's official online and offline stores. The Wacom Inkspace app is available for free on Android and iOS devices and requires a Wacom ID account.

“Wacom’s Bamboo smartpads combine the power of analog writing with the convenience of digital technology to help people easily capture their ideas and thoughts,” said Mike Gay, Vice President of Wacom Consumer Products. “The compact Bamboo Folio is the perfect solution for users to get their thoughts from paper to the cloud, whether at home, school or work.”