Adobe’s smart iPad stylus and ruler, the Ink and Slide, have hit the UK and Europe.
After an initial announcement in June, the company’s Pro-level accessories are now shipping across EMEA, providing new precision tools for illustrators, designers, and artists.
The Adobe Ink is a pressure-sensitive pen built using Adonit Pixelpoint technology, while the Adobe Slide is a digital ruler that lets you draw any shape on your iPad. The Adobe website mentions “straight lines, perfect circles, classic French curves, and more.”
Both devices are formed from aluminium, so they have a decidedly more solid and classy feel than your average iPad accessory. The Adobe Ink digital pen and Adobe Slide ruler work with Adobe Creative Cloud iPad apps such as Illustrator Line, Illustrator Draw, Photoshop Sketch, and Adobe Brush CC.
The Adobe Ink and Slide will work with the iPad 4 or iPad mini and above.
You can now pick up these new accessories in Spain, Italy, Sweden, Dubai, Denmark, Poland, The Netherlands, Portugal, and of course the UK.
Orders are fulfilled by the Adobe Ink and Slide’s manufacturer, Adonis, from which you can buy the two as a pack for $174.99, which is about £111, though you’ll have to add shipping and tax costs on top of that.
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