Inklet turns Apple trackpads into drawing tablets
Tuesday, January 12, 2010 at 9:27AM 
Ten One Design, LLC – a New York-based design firm specializing in solutions for the mobile lifestyle – has recently announced its newest application for use with MacBook trackpads, Inklet.
It provides professional graphic designers and beginner sketchers alike the opportunity to practice and fine-tune their artistic skills without the high costs associated with premium drawing tablets.
Inklet conveniently works with Photoshop and other common drawing programs. Features include:
- Adjustable pressure sensitivity for thicker or thinner strokes
- Hover ability allows users to find their positioning before any lines are drawn
- Operation with a finger or Pogo Sketch
- Fully customizable workspace size and shape
- Hotkeys for quick and easy control
- Customizable color detail/stokes
- Advanced algorithm detects unwanted/accidental trackpad touches
- Works with handwriting recognition built into the Mac operating system
“Inklet, especially when used with our Pogo Sketch, gives our customers the opportunity to sketch, doodle and draw to their hearts' content without feeling like they have to spend a small fortune to do so,” said Peter Skinner, Ten One Design CEO.
Inklet enhances the practical use of the Apple trackpad on its recent MacBooks and MacBook Pros and offers an efficient on-the-fly solution for creative professionals desiring a wider range of input options. For designers and Photoshop users who don't have an external drawing tablet, this becomes a useful and compelling tool.
The full licensed version of Inklet is available for download at www.tenondesign.com for $24.95, and the Inklet bundle, which consists of the application and the Pogo Sketch, a capacitive drawing stylus, can be purchased for just $34.95. A free limited download of the application is also available for users who want to test it out first.
Reader Comments (1)
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