What is your warning based on ? Have you used one extensively ? If not, then I think your opinion is simply that, an opinion, with no factual or practical basis.

I am not sure why it's ink, I reckon that you'd probably be able to put anything in the pen provided it was sturdy enough ( graphite may crumble when you press hard I guess ). Maybe they'll do graphite ones as well at some point ? In a metal tube or something, and an eraser to pop on the top.

Anyone can draw.

I'm with you on that. That would be my intended workflow too.

A tablet isn't really a viable alternative to this, is it ? This doesn't need to be plugged into anything to use it. It's small and portable and works with any paper / pad up to A4 ( so says the press release at least ).

Just ordered one...

Really ?

meh...they just look like a cheap version of 'Frazzles', which I am sure everyone in the UK will be aware of....

If they can form it into any shape, maybe they can just make big lego bricks out of it ?

Your what now ?

That first image looks to me like multiple images layered on top of each other.

Yes...you are missing the way that capacitive screens work.

"I've know "amateurs" who are as good or better than some "processionals." "

Oh...I'll have to grab that....cheers.

I can't believe you missed out ( IMO ) camera+'s best feature, the ability to have separate AF and Exposure points ( though I know some others do that too.. ). Very useful.

I was in Oz a few years ago, in Melbourne, Victoria. I spent a weekend out of the city and due to the lack of light pollution you could see stars and an arm of the milky way with the naked eye.

...it's not THAT exciting....

He'd think it was daylight robbery.....

Great...I'll try it on picture of my head...

agreed.....it has the essence of the original I think, but bears no resemblance...so no copyright issues ( I suspect )