Resistive touchscreens are seen as old hat nowadays thanks to the dominance of finger-friendly capacitive touchscreens. However, this has had the side effect of doing away with the good old stylus. If you miss days of writing on a screen with a pen-like prodder, the Wacom Bamboo Stylus for iPads could be £25 well spent.

As one of the pricier offerings on the market, some may accuse Wacom’s Bamboo Stylus ($30) of attempting to rest on the laurels of its brand recognition—the company’s pressure-sensitive Intuos and Cintiq tablets have long been favored by the digital illustration community. But that’s simply not so. ...

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The simply named Bamboo is best suited to home office or workplace use, says Wacom. While the drawing, painting and photo-editing uses are still there, you can also use the graphics tablet for daily tasks such as browsing the internet and making notes. ...