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Astropad’s Slate App Can Turn Your iPad and Apple Pencil Into a Budget Wacom Tablet
Astropad has recently released an app, Slate, that lets you use your iPad as a drawing tablet that you can connect to your Mac to see the results. Apple’s Sidecar has allowed you to do this for years now, but the new app leaves your iPad as a blank canvas rather than mirroring or extending…
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The Luna Display Now Lets Windows PCs Use an iPad as a Second Wireless Screen
With a 12.9-inch mini-LED screen boasting a resolution of 2732 x 2048 pixels, using the iPad Pro for just reading books or checking email seems like a waste of tech. The Luna Display dongle makes the iPad Pro a more valuable productivity tool by turning the tablet into a secondary touchscreen display but until now…
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Clever Modder Upgrades an Old Wacom Into a Pricier Drawing Tablet With $100 Worth of Parts
Wacom’s cheapest drawing tablet, the 13-inch Wacom One, will still set you back $550. So instead of upgrading, Akaki Kuumeri built their own by creating a strap-on screen for an older Wacom tablet using $100 worth of purchased and 3D-printed parts.
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Wacom’s New 13-Inch Drawing Tablet Gives Android Fans The Apple Pencil Experience
It took a couple of iterations to get it right, but the Apple Pencil 2 turned the iPad into an excellent creative tool. But now Android users can hopefully get a similar artistic experience from their mobile devices with Wacom’s new One tablet—the first from the company to support connectivity to mobile devices like smartphones…