sketchbook express mac with ipad pro as tablet

Smooth glass goes from one edge to the other with no lip or plastic border.

It’s quick and responsive to pen and touch, and has good viewing angles.

Built-in palm rejection favors the stylus, so you can hold the tablet while drawing without your hand causing anything to happen. The screen does attract smudges so I suggest a smudgeguard glove, screen protector. Not all digital art needs a large monitor. You could create comics for online or print. If you, for instance, make Print on Demand cards, the screen is larger than the card, and you could zoom in while drawing. It can’t be compared to something high-res like a Cintiq 13HD, but for the price, it’s not bad. The tablet, charger, micro-USB cable, quickstart guide and documentation, warranty, and a license for Microsoft Office Home & Student 2013 edition. One the right side opposite it is the sleep button, so you have to remember which is which. The Windows start button is on the left edge, which can be hard to find. This small tablet packs quite a punch as far as features–namely, the Wacom digitizer and pen, and full Windows make this a nice choice for artists, and it’s the reason we chose to review it. Intel Baytrail-T Z3740 Quad-Core 1.3 GHz. Pre-installed full license MS Office Home & Student included. Wacom active stylus with 1,024 pressure levels (included) Also, the screen is small, so whether righty or lefty, the stylus is easier. This would be all right for the left-handed, but you should use the stylus for commands as it could be in inconvenient to use the multitouch with conventional Windows menus being on the left. Unlike some tablets of the same size that run Atom or Android, this one runs full Windows 8.1. A Bluetooth keyboard can optionally be added. (Also, this tablet would let you watch Flash videos without an app.) It’s comparable in size and price to the iPad mini, but iPads lack pressure sensitivity and can only run apps, not full programs. This tablet is quite exciting because it has the Wacom digitizer at a much lower price point than a Cintiq or any tablet where you draw on the screen that also has full Windows, as opposed to Atom or Android. The Vivotab also comes in a 32GB model, but most of that would be used up simply for the OS, so get the 64GB, it’s about $50 more. Last updated Monday, JAsus VivoTab Note 8 Review: digital drawing in a pint-sized package, with WindowsĪlso see our review of the Toshiba Encore Write 2 , new in 2015.

Sketchbook express mac with ipad pro as tablet