Adobe has surprised everyone with the launch of two of its devices launched yesterday at Annual Conference MAX 2013. Of course, both devices work through the software of Adobe. These are pressure-sensitive digital pen called Project Mighty and design electronic ruler Napoleon. Both devices are called upon to simplify the lives of professional designers and generally all working with Adobe programs.
Electronic pen can remember topics from color palettes, different brush settings and other parameters in the electron cloud. Switching from tablet to tablet or another computer is seamless because the settings remain the same. Napoleon looks like a modern remote control, but allows easy drawing straight lines, lines, arcs, and other graphic primitives on the screen of the tablet. Operation of both devices in tandem provides precise drawing of complex graphics and boost creativity through various mobile devices.
These new devices are still in the initial stage of development, but soon are expected to develop into a commercial product that will sell well. Adobe hopes that their software and hardware will already be close to the real work of traditional artist’s material.