A great all-rounder for the daily tasks you need to perform, along with its great built-in stand which makes it convenient to work on. The most powerful Pro is the Surface Pro 8, featuring the performance of a laptop with the flexibility of a tablet. The Surface range of tablets/laptops is definitely impressive, but does it match up to Wacom when it comes to professional illustration and design? Let’s take a look a the newest top models at the time of writing:
#Using ipad pro as a wacom tablet Pc#
Microsoft has been the front runner for all things PC for decades and is a well known trusted brand. We’ll take a look a the specification of each recommended tablet, and also the costs and best uses for each too. As this is targeted towards professional illustrators and designers who make a living from their talent, we have concentrated only on the top brand products from Microsoft and Wacom, comparing both brands to see the pros and cons of each in the real world.
There are a lot of drawing tablets and devices on the market today, from brands you’ve never heard of through to the most well known and respected brands. As a professional illustrator for over 20 years, I’ve always kept up with the latest in drawing board technology and have worked with a large number of industry professionals too, always discussing the pros and cons of each type available. If that’s the case, this post is here to help you. If you’ve landed here, you obviously know a little about Microsoft and the Surface Pro and the Wacom drawing tablet products, but maybe you just need to know a little more before jumping in and making a purchase?
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