Wacom started in 1983 and manufactures display products, pen tablets and related products. Today it is the largest graphics tablet producer, and is very popular with artists, graphic designers, architects, and cartoonists.
Wacom tablets are notable for their use of a patented cordless, battery-free, and pressure-sensitive stylus or digital pen. They are also used for recording of the pen in handwriting movement analysis. The flagship brands of Wacom are the Cintiq, intuos and bamboo. Cintiq is a tablet/screen hybrid that allows the user to draw directly on the display surface, Intuos is marketed for professional graphic artists featuring Wacom’s highest specifications and Bamboo models are targeted at home users.
Wacom believes that technology should be easy to use and simple to understand. It strives to bring people and technology closer together with products that rely on human intuition and natural movement. Wacom is commonly cited as an industry standard. It remains focused on creating strong and successful brands that will be recognized worldwide as market leaders.

Interactive tablets are small boards that interact with interactive whiteboards. They have a certain range from which they can be operated from. Interactive tablets are particularly used in classrooms and business meetings.
Interactive tablets allow you to move about the room while using the pen on the tablet to run any computer application. It functions like a desktop mouse, but can perform other operations with the pen input device such as annotation. Wacom, eBeam, Hitachi, Mimio and QOMO specialize in manufacturing interactive tablets.
Popular interactive tablets are Wacom’s Bamboo Pen Only Tablet, Bamboo Touch Only Tablet, Bamboo Pen and Touch Small Tablet, eBeam’s Inscribe 200e Wireless Tablet, Hitachi’s WT-1 Interactive Wireless Tablet, Mimio’s Pad Wireless Tablet, and QOMO’s QIT-30 Interactive Tablet.