Engadget -
31 Jan 2013 17:47

You don't have to look much further than the millions of Galaxy Notes sold to realize that Samsung is serious about the stylus, but the company's now made that commitment clearer than ever by buying a piece of Wacom. It's not the biggest of investments for a company of Samsung's size, but the $58.9 million its laid out will give it a five percent voting stake in the company, and a further in with what is what is one of the world's leading stylus makers. According to Wacom, its share of the globa...
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