Even making its rounds in the Samsung galaxy tab subreddit.
If it had a wacom pen, this Samsung Shill (me) would make the switch
Even making its rounds in the Samsung galaxy tab subreddit.
If it had a wacom pen, this Samsung Shill (me) would make the switch
It would need more than Wacom to sway me. Aspect ratio doesn’t look great, and honestly, other than CSP, Android’s art software is still not all that great. A Wacom enabled Windows tablet in this form factor would be great though.
You prefer something more 3:4?
Also, I believe Lenovo uses MPP on PC, but I’m curious to see what pen tech they end up going with.
Actually, I wonder if how compatible the stand would be to other tablet things. If I could just buy the stand and jerryrig it to work on my tab8ultra.
4:3 or 3:2. even 16:10 is workable, but that looked 16:9 at best.
And yeah, I don’t like MPP, I was saying it needs Wacom And Windows And better aspect ratio. I do like their take on the keyboard though.
With a 3:2 aspect ratio and I’m with you.
Does anyone know if the tablet deliver pen pressure input in second screen for PC mode? The video mentioned that it can deliver touch input, and AES pen input rides on the touchscreen too so hopefully it would work?
As much I love SuperDisplay, an extra USB C that support native display port and pen input would be always better, and the fact you can use tablet as a drawing while sufficiently charging it. I wouldn’t hesitate too much about buying the tab S8 ultra if they added this function. it would have been a killer feature ( but will cannibalize Wacom so maybe not). Hopefully Samsung will get pressured by both Apple and Lenovo giving a wired option and add one, too.
In fact, that Lenovo for its price was of about the same price as the 16 inch 4k XP pen with pen and touch. The lenovo was 3k, but it was 120hz OLED, and 3k was quite sufficient for a screen that size. Adding the fact that it’s a whole powerful device that can run CSP and Krita etc on its own, it would have been a better purchase if you can live with Wacom AES.