This will work with a single USB 3.0 port, or two 2.0 ports. One really cool thing is that you can power the Artisul off your computer’s battery alone. The thin, relaxed cables actually put less stress on the connectors.
I only had a it a month, but the ports seem durable and the cables fit well. The build quality is excellent, with a solid plastic body. Wide Viewing Angle: 178° (89°/89°) H, (89°/89°)Ħ assignable hotkeys and Quickdial scroll wheel on tablet There’s an outer sleeve with a box inside. The D13’s packaging pretty much screams “gift me!” The tablet is sleek and solidly built, and the slim, gold-trimmed pen looks would look good in one of those fancy pencil cups executives keep on their desks. The cables and small items come in individual, black, quality cardboard boxes in a sturdy, sleeved box with a foam-lined lid. Opening the box, you can’t help but being wowed by the presentation. Power adapter, plugs for U.S./Asia, Europe, Australia USB cable (USB on one side, micro USB on other) HDMI cable (HDMI on one side, mini HDMI on other) Pen case with 9 extra nibs and nib remover Tablet monitor/pen display tablet (draw on screen) DigitizerĢ,048 levels of pressure sensitivity Dimensions Will this drawing tablet find a place in your heart? Type of tablet The tablets are designed in San Francisco and created in Taiwan. The D13 is a tablet monitor you might consider if you are looking for something more affordable than a Cintiq 13HD. Its Web site describes the tablets as the culmination of a dream. The Artisul line, which includes the Artisul D10 (which has very similar specs to the D13 but is smaller) and Artisul Pencil Sketchpad, is the first tablets the company has produced. The company kindly lent me a unit for this Artisul D13 review. Last updated Wednesday, Septemthe Artisul D13 review: high-quality 13″ pen tablet lets you unplugĪrtisul is part of UC-Logic, a Taiwanese company that has been making digitizer tech since the 1990s.
0 kommentar(er)
