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I would say getting the data out via USB is the hardest and most important thing to do. The rest can be worked out. Writing a Win32 (or other) app to grab and process the data should be straightforward, as should dumping the Wacom data. We don't really need to process the Wacom data directly, its possible that this is piped in through standard GTK or X events that we can write a GTK/X-only app to grab and dump to a device. The trick is getting the data out via USB.
On a side note, why is this interesting? Bamboo and Intuos pads are not very expensive after all. If we can get some feedback on the eInk screen however, then we're doing something the Cintique does, which is a different story.
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