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Wacom One review: A great, no-frills drawing tablet for budding artists
For $400, you can’t complain too much about what's missing.
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Wacom’s $400 One display is perfect for amateurs
It works with Android phones and third-party styluses, making it flexible and fun.
Wacom's $400 One puts pen displays within reach of budding artists
You don't need to pay pro-level money to draw directly on a screen.
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