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Kickass NEW Wacom Android, Windows 8 & an iPad Stylus!

So Wacom have some awesome new tablets, and not the PC & Mac tethered stuff they've always had, NOW they've got stand alone Windows 8, and Android ...

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renegade8144 commented on 25 Sep 2013

I use a iPad as a "wacom"-tablet at work ever since it got a lot of great design/productivity apps that can export stuff I make in vectors/print-pdf etc.. a wacom tablet (with screen) isn't in a competitive price range when it cost double and do less. I would really like a wacom tablet at work because of the neutral touch (sensitivity etc.), intergration with full blown Photoshop on my Mac etc., but for the price I am still hoping Apple releases a 12-13" iPad, better for productivity/creativity

jaydekaytv commented on 27 Oct 2013

I ended up picking one up. The battery is a non-issue in my opinion. However the tip and lag time make it a "sketch" tool more than a precision art tool which is disappointing to me. I run it on an iPad 3 with iOS 7. Personally I think Wacom's price for the Cintiq is (sorry, but way) overpriced for what it is. This is because they're the primary mfg so they are taxing the heck out of people while they can. If/when another competitor enters the market, chances are the prices will come way down.

gebauzchris commented on 24 Sep 2013

The Cintiq/Intuos technology is vastly superior to the Wacom technology (yes, the Surface Pro's tech is also Wacom) in the Surface Pro and Samsung Series 7 Slate. By the way, the Samsung Series 7 Slate was also way before the Surface Pro and had also the same capability (with S Pen/Wacom Penabled pen). The Intuos/Cintiq technology also offers tilt detection, so it does not only recognize far more pressure levels, but also in what angle you hold the pen (useful for airbrushes, etc.).

gebauzchris commented on 30 Sep 2013

Yes, that is actually the main factor. The same pen technology as in the Galaxy Notes is used also in professional PC-based tablets (those old Windows Tablet PCs, or even newer ones such as the Samsung Series 7 Slate, or ASUS EeeSlate, which both do get used as a slightly less capable "mobile Cintiq" - at least before the Cintiq Companion was introduced). So the pen tech is pro level, but it seems like Android's (or the CPU/GPU) hardware isn't up to the level desired by pros.

gebauzchris commented on 24 Sep 2013

It only appears so when you are viewing someone else draw it. I've noticed it on my Cintiq 12WX too. When you draw yourself, the lag is not as apparent - besides, it's dependent on software. In the program "Paint Tool SAI" for instance, you can have either more smoothing of your lines (which also makes it laggier because it interpolates more points), or jaggier lines with zero lag. I suppose the brush used here just requires more processing, therefore is laggier.

XeroVector commented on 25 Sep 2013

I good new way to start with a Wacom on tablets, but I doubt it could rival with cintiq. Not saying is bad but the latency even on slow movement seem to heavy. Sure you can adapt to it and the latency of the bamboo seem the same but a draw back is a draw back. This one could actually get rid of the bamboo and if the tablets mark grow it will rival the other two but as so much like in the vid it isn't.... but the price different still is there tho.

gebauzchris commented on 27 Oct 2013

I agree that Wacom gear has been mainly expensive because they've held the patent to that particular technology for too long. However, considering the Cintiq Companion with the PC hardware in it is essentially an Ultrabook inside a Cintiq, I think its price is actually not bad. The Android version however seems quite expensive (though it's also cheaper than a high end Android tablet + Cintiq 13HD combined).

Daniel Ferreira commented on 16 Oct 2013

blunty i know the Windows version of it is for drawing but do you think it whould be great for gaming (with stand) please don't just say " drawing its made for drawing not for vídeo games" , second im saving Money for a 2ds (im not spoild like some childs on youtube "want it ,save for it") could i get your Nintendo friend code ?(im portuguese soo im definitly not gonna street pass with you)

gebauzchris commented on 27 Oct 2013

Yeah, and that's actually quite a nice concept, however, it's still a very hacked "lonely island" solution in my eyes. As far as I know the stylus requires a battery (and traditional Wacom pens have been known to not require batteries in the pen), and the tip is also quite thick in comparison to actual Wacom digitizer pens. Still, it's the best you can get for iPad probably.

Trekeyus commented on 25 Sep 2013

Given that the pen is "Bluetooth® 4.0 Smart Technology functionality" the "Smart" tells you that it is a bluetooth Low energy device thus if they ever get app support on android witch is a a-big if your device needs to be running Android 4.3 (API Level 18) and you need a bluetooth 4.0 chip in your device. not may devices out their fit both of those categories yet.

Volta commented on 29 Sep 2013

Yeah I understand this has more features (more levels of pressure sensitivity, an extra 3 degrees of freedom with angle sensing), however doesn't it the fact that it's running Android, make it a toy? The OS is currently just not capable of processing input with less than 100ms delay... Of course the Cintiq can be used as a desktop graphics tablet too though.

gebauzchris commented on 30 Sep 2013

Not due to the pen tech though - the Wacom Penabled technology on the Notes gets used on tablet PCs running Windows all the time (which get used by professionals working in game art direction etc. that I personally know). It's definitely not as good as Intuos Pro/Cintiq tech though. The limiting factor is the Android OS and CPU/RAM.

MrDrewseph commented on 24 Sep 2013

Hiya! Cool video! Yup! Knew about this for a while now. Pretty damn excited, it's exactly what I've been looking for. I notice that the latency is a bit much, for a brand new high end Wacom brand tablet... I think my cheapo Monoprice tablet (not a pen display but still) has better response times. Still, very keen to give it a go.

Trekeyus commented on 25 Sep 2013

from the info on the site for the Intuos Creative Stylus it states that it is compatible with iPad Mini, iPad 3, iPad 4 or later. However I dont see any reason why it theoretically could not be made to support android devices running 4.3 with a 4.0 bluetooth chip in them but as with all things ymmv(your mileage may very)

EguHCTBEHuqT commented on 06 Oct 2013

I have Lenovo Helix PC Tablet its same (or litle big I7 processor) hardware,same 2000 pressure levels wacom stilus-its awesome ! Wacom its the best, continue to make this great products ! Thank you Wacom !(Still have little lag,byt only in bigest brush in protoshop 500 or more pix,this its portable device)

Dmitry Malyshev commented on 25 Sep 2013

I wonder if there is/will be some 3rd party software to use the creative stylus+ipad combo for the same desktop-connected experience as Companion Hybrid. I don't really need a full on cintiq experience, but something approximating it would be nice for the occasional photo editing/notes jotting.

OnePeach commented on 25 Sep 2013

Did you have any trouble drawing with your hand resting on the Hybrid's screen? I've found (in the past, mind) the device would get distracted by the presence of my hand and I'd have to awkwardly hover my hand (heh) above the tablet's screen. Not the most comfortable way to draw.

gebauzchris commented on 25 Sep 2013

Wacom's Cintiq/Intuos Pro technology is higher speced and incompatible with Wacom's "Penabled" technology, which is the one usually built into both (most) Windows Tablet PCs (as those old swivel screen notebook/tablet hybrids) and Galaxy Notes.

Quad9556 commented on 25 Sep 2013

I've been using the Wacom Bamboo Create for quite some time now. I love using it, it's one of my favorite devices I own, and it's amazing. But, in your own opinion, which one should I get? The Windows 8 tablet, or the Android tablet?

richardhalo commented on 26 Sep 2013

Both 24HD. Well the comparison between 13HD and 12WX - first the 13HD is HD as in wide-format HD LED display and the max resolution is 1920x1080, while the 12WX it has TFT LCD display with max resolution 1280x800.

thepokekid01 commented on 24 Sep 2013

Fudge! I can't pick one!? Okay, this is great, but I want full Windows 8, android, and Cintiq! Or I can get the Pen and use it with an iPad... the Android might be good too... I can't decide! Darn you Wacom!

EnhancedNightmare commented on 25 Sep 2013

I've used the tablets from WACOM and I (as amateur drawer) find this a lot more desirable than other tablets. Does the android version have standard android functionality? That would seal the deal for me.

MrCervantesent commented on 24 Sep 2013

This is awesome!!! Finally a Wacom device where we don't need to connect our desktop/laptop/etc. to the drawing tablet!! Damn you, Blunty.. for being able to play around with this!! So jealous!! =D

Kat Horton commented on 24 Sep 2013

OMG THANK YOU soooo much for posting this! I can't even begin to express how excited I am about the hybrid, do we know yet what the price point will be? Or when they will be available?

Blunty commented on 24 Sep 2013

Wtf you talking about? The Wacom android tab has 2048 levels of of pressure sensitivity, identical to the windows version. The "s note" BTW has a FRACTION of that at only 128.

Sebastian .Eisenmann commented on 25 Sep 2013

Well I have a cheap Bamboo Pen and I'm absolutely satisfied. A standalone tablet might be a really nice idea. The first tablet i'd actually would consider to buy.

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