I wouldn't take the removal of a post to mean that the product will never exist, you're making a lot of assumptions on a deleted post.

Well...maybe they took it down because of the new driver released..... Maybe its just a little later in devolopement then they thought....

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Well, I dont know if we can expect a wintab api compatible driver... but if it will, april looks too soon for ntrig...


Anyway, wacom didn´t do a lot better... 2 touch points... less than decent control panel. So far, not impressed at all.

I have to side with Travis on this one. They didnt state it would work with photoshops specific API for pressure sensitivity and such.

And with the ghost clicking resolved (at least so far for me /fingers) the "car" can drive around on the roads and be used for the intended purpose just fine. It cannot do the offroading and fly like I wish it could however is all ;).

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Jolly, most users are completely unaware of the fact that the pressure sensitivity is not a standard feature, they just expect it to work. N-trig didn't need to promise anything, but it simply should have been part of the original functionality. I've already bought the software, so I guess it's my fault for not figuring this out as a consumer, but I question whether it's really my fault, as it would seem quite foolish to make sure that my laptop came with other assumed features, like a screen or keyboard. When I bought this tablet pc, I presumed it would function as a tablet pc, not as a novelty item that is in incomplete in an important way.[/miniRant]

I wonder how many of the posters are really Ntrig employees who are here to defend themselves to the blog community who they have continued to ignore & disrespect since the first tablet pc they brought to market?

I've reviewed tablet pc's from both Wacom & Ntrig, the facts are what they are. There have been a seemingly endless number of complaints againt Ntrig hardware & from my experience you either have no problem or you have the kind of problems that never go away. I have a Dell XT that has always had buggy pen/touch & an HP tx2 that mostly works well but occasionally doesn't recover from standby until after 6 or 7 reboots.

I have a reasonably new HP tm2 with Wacom pen/touch that hasn't had any issues so far.

Don't be fanboys, call it like it is. I know everyone wants Ntrig to stick around but you ain't doing anyone a favor by not being direct about their failings.