XPPen is best known for its drawing tablets, but it has recently entered a more serious tablet business with devices such as ...

Several tablets advertise paper-like displays that are easier on the eyes than traditional tablets like iPads or Galaxy Tab ...

The XPPen Magic Note Pad is the first writing slate from a brand that has, so far, only ever made drawing tablets and has ...

If you're a digital artist or graphic designer, you need to try the Wacom Intuos Pro. Plus, you can get up to 26% off when ...

Whether it’s to enable a pen to also digitally record what we’re writing down on paper, to create ... at a smart pen that acts more like the pen of a drawing tablet, just minus the tablet.

The reMarkable Paper Pro gives you unique features -- like an E Ink display -- that iPads don't have. The E Ink tablet is ideal for note-taking, but also editing PDFs, reading comics, and drawing.

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This tablet provides superior control and precision with Wacom’s EMR, battery-free technology that feels like pen on paper. Overall, we believe that the Wacom Intuos Small Graphics Drawing ...

Drawing tablets come in a wide variety of configurations ... and therefore feels more like a pencil or pen on paper.

It's applauded for its paper-like feel and durability, as it's built with scratch-resistant (and anti-glare) materials. Complaints about the drawing aspects of the tablet are rare. The few cited ...

Shift to XPPen Magic Note Pad The author has always had a preference for physical-paper books, and handwritten notes. I ...