Computers & Networking
Best Wireless Drawing Tablet for a Working Designer
Seven graphics tablets lined up on the numbers that decide the buy: active area, body weight, shortcut keys and how each one connects. One caveat on the cord.
Computers & Networking
Seven graphics tablets lined up on the numbers that decide the buy: active area, body weight, shortcut keys and how each one connects. One caveat on the cord.
Computers & Networking
Six standalone drawing tablets compared on screen size, pressure levels, memory, and weight. The PicassoTab X11 wins, but the XPPen Magic Pad and Callsky make the call closer than the specs first suggest.
Computers & Networking
Six graphics tablets compared on the numbers that actually travel well: thickness, weight, active area and how many cables you have to carry. The winner is 0.1 inches thick and half a pound.
Computers & Networking
Five standalone drawing tablets compared on the specs that actually matter for classroom and dorm-room use: screen size, thickness, weight, and what ships in the box.
Computers & Networking
A compact standalone drawing tablet lets you sketch anywhere without a computer. Six models compared on screen, stylus pressure, storage and warranty, with a clear winner and named runners-up.