XPPen’s new Magic Drawing Pad is what the company calls the industry’s first professional and mobile standalone drawing tablet, described as “a magic studio on the go.” The new $499 Android Powered ...
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XPPen Magic Pro 13 review: The premium Android drawing tablet impresses
XPPen’s Magic Pro 13 is an Android art tablet that also works as a desktop pen display, making it genuinely hard to choose ...
REVIEW – Throughout my career as an art director, I’ve used many drawing tablets, displays, and even a few Apple iPads. In the display arena, for what seems like forever, Wacom was “it”—the only game ...
There was once a time when actual paper was the primary medium for graphic artists and designers. Any artist could have rows of sketchbooks full of failed concepts and unfinished ideas, and about ten ...
UGEE also includes a protective case, which is very useful when your kids use the tablet. It looks good and does more than ...
SPONSORED NEWS – Breaking creative boundaries and leading the future of digital art, XPPen’s ever-growing tech-in-design ecosystem invites you to unleash your creativity and take control of your art.
A few years ago, I tried a demo of an E Ink sketching tablet that surprised me. The Remarkable tablet had a low-latency stylus and realistic-looking E Ink, which made for a tactile drawing experience ...
Low latency and pressure sensitivity from a forgotten tablet.
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