Wacom, purveyors of fine pen tablets for digital artists, basically have two product lines of pen tablets. The first, Intuos, is a great pen tablet that give an artist the ability to turn a computer ...

The 2025 iteration of the Wacom Cintiq 16 ($699) represents a significant upgrade from the long-in-market 2019 version. The latest version of this 16-inch creative pen display boosts the resolution, ...

Oh, to sit in a darkened room all day and get paid to do art. No phone calls, no stress, and no technology except for a PC and a brand new $1,999 Wacom Cintiq 22HD tablet display (and maybe also a ...

The latest Cintiq generation includes faster, brighter screens and higher display resolutions. The latest Cintiq generation includes faster, brighter screens and higher display resolutions. is a ...

The Wacom Cintiq Pro 17 is available to purchase today for $2,500, with a slightly larger Cintiq Pro 22 arriving in December for $3,000. The Wacom Cintiq Pro 17 is available to purchase today for ...

After months of rumblings about a standalone slate, Wacom finally unveiled not one, but two tablets back in September. On paper, the Cintiq Companion may be the more compelling mobile workstation, ...

Wacom’s Cintiq line of drawing tablets is the cream of the crop when it comes to digital graphics editing and creation, and the 12WX long reigned as an impressive entry-level option for those with ...

Wacom's Cintiq 22 ($1,199.95), a creative pen display, is in effect a second, interactive monitor for your computer, which you control by means of the included Wacom Pro Pen 2 stylus by drawing on the ...

With the iPad Pro and its tight integration with the Pencil stylus, Apple’s tablet finally became a legitimate content creation tool for artists—and legitimate competition for Wacom, whose tablets ...

Wacom's latest Cintiq models bring Pro Pen 3 and a slimmer design to midrange pen displays built for macOS workflows. Wacom is launching a refreshed Cintiq line in summer 2025, introducing the Cintiq ...

A mouse and cursor is a clunky way to make local adjustments to a photograph. Professional editors and Photoshop artists have long used pen displays and tablets as a way around the awkwardness and ...