Wacom is tempting iPad illustrators with its first Android-powered portable drawing tablet.

Should you get a drawing tablet or an iPad? Both drawing tablets and iPads allow for a natural drawing experience thanks to accurate styli and vivid screens with little delay. High-end drawing ...

In-depth reviews for best drawing tablets Best of the best: Wacom’s Intuos Pro Digital Graphic Drawing Tablet What we like: This model can interpret an impressive 8,192 levels of pressure.

After all, a tablet won’t get you very far unless you can do something with your artwork. Prices range from $79-$1000, depending on which drawing tablet you choose. Pros of an iPad User-friendly ...

Ugee M908 review; a small black drawing tablet in a wooden table. Ugee M908 specs Stylus 16,384 levels of pen pressure (via firmware upgrading) Tilt: 60 degree Dimensions 33.1 x 21.1 x 0.93 cm ...

Drawing tablet cons Most drawing tablets need to be connected to a computer to be used. There are a few exceptions, but they’re the very expensive minority.

A drawing tablet provides a lot of the functionality that a graphic tablet does, but it has a big difference in its design: There's a built-in screen on a drawing tablet, which eliminates the need ...

Also, just like a pencil, the stylus is mercifully unpowered, so there's no reason to ever worry about charging your pen. The tablet meanwhile, being E Ink, offers days of battery time.

A pen tablet is perfect for drawing compared to a mouse on a pad because it has a pressure-sensitive surface, which detects the level of pressure you apply with your stylus.

The iSKN Slate Repaper drawing tablet is geared toward artists and is a huge improvement from the original Slate in 2016. It lets the user fit magnetic rings on their own pens and pencils, which ...

FRANKFURT—Pen and pencil makers are going back to school, learning to sell writing implements in the age of smartphones, tablets and laptops. Some, including Crayola LLC of the U.S. and Germany ...