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Wacom Cintiq Companion Hybrid
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Engadget Review
Wacom's Cintiq Companion earns its keep as a pen display and provides a solid Android slate experience, but doesn't provide all of the software tools needed to be a reliable mobile workstation.
Pros
- Stellar pen display
- Solid performance
- Customizable interface
Cons
- Heavy
- Mediocre screen resolution
- Can't run all the apps creative pros need
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- 80AVERAGE CRITIC SCORE1 ReviewsEngadget80Wacom Cintiq Companion Hybrid review: a pen displaWacom's Cintiq Companion earns its keep as a pen display and provides a solid Android slate experience, but doesn't provide all of the software tools needed to be a reliable mobile workstation.EngadgetNot RatedHands-on with Wacom's Cintiq Companion tabletsIn many ways, this is a Cintiq 13 HD that's been crossbred with an Android tablet. While connected to your PC or Mac, it behaves just like the older Cintiq tablet, but disconnect it, and it'll boot up to Android 4.2 for use on the go.SlashGearNot RatedWacom Cintiq Companion Hybrid hands-on: Android/deThis machine works with a 13-inch 1920 x 1080 display with a Wacom Pro Pen included for 2,048 levels of pressure and tilt sensitivity. You’ll be able to use this pen in Android mode or as a companion to your desktop computer when connected.
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Key Specs
FORM FACTOR
Tablet
OPERATING SYSTEM
Android
SCREEN SIZE
13.322
STORAGE TYPE
Internal, Memory card
CAMERA (INTEGRATED)
Yes
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