If you’re a designer or illustrator or if you simply like drawing, the utility of a full blown drawing tablet cannot be diminished. However, it is important to make the distinction between regular ...

Colour accuracy is also noteworthy, with 99% sRGB coverage, full lamination, which should mean no visible parallax. The slim ...

In terms of size, your first decision is whether you want your drawing tablet to be portable. If you do, you can go up to 16-inch screens. If you’re happy for your screen to stay at your desk, most of ...

The new TCL tablet offers an 11.5-inch LCD display that uses company’s proprietary technology to make it resemble an e-ink ...

While there is no dearth of tablet devices, including those with e ink displays that have come to be known as eNotes, here is one that stands apart from the rest in that it offers the feel of real ...

Digital drawing tablets are quite popular on e-tailing platforms but your favourite Chinese brand Xiaomi has launched one under the MIJIA brand. The MIJIA LCD Digital drawing tablet is presently ...

For a long time, if you wanted something like the Wacom Cintiq Pro 24 but didn’t want to spend quite so much money, you were pretty much out of luck. The Xencelabs Pen 24, released earlier this year, ...

Over the decades, a lot of attempts have been made to try and make pens and pencils “smart”. Whether it’s to enable a pen to also digitally record what we’re writing down on paper, to create fully ...

As the line between the quality achievable with pro tablets and those aimed at casual consumers gets blurry, it’s also harder for many buyers to decide which product best fits their wants and needs.