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Granted, why would you add a drawing tablet when you can draw on the screen, but I’m talking theoretically here. So in theory, if there is a drawing app available for Windows 8 (and I’ve gotta think only the Pro device with its faster processor would be sufficient) then possibly you could use the Surface with your Wacom to draw. Having a USB port opens up a few possibilities over the iPad in the areas of attaching a Wacom tablet.
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Screen size is 10.6-inch (HD on the RT model, Full HD 1080p on the Pro). Because reading is so fundamental to the iPad, Amazon Kindle Fire, Barnes and Noble Nook, you know it’s going to have one. No news on the ebook reader for those moving your comics into eBook stores. What’s cool about the stylus, especially for anyone who has drawn on an iPad, it detects when a stylus is being used and then turns off the multi-touch sensors so you can actually rest your hand on the screen. The Pro model has a stylus for writing on the screen (and presumably drawing if apps were available?). I would liken it to be the RT version as a competitor for the iPad and the Pro version a competitor to ultrabooks like Apple’s MacBook Air line except in the form factor of a tablet There will be two models – Surface for Windows RT and Surface for Windows 8 Pro. But since most Daily Cartoonist readers are more into sequential art than spreadsheets, here are a few things that will be of interest to comic creators based on what was announced yesterday: Where Apple has positioned the iPad for the consumer, Microsoft appears to be positioning this device as the business/productivity tablet. #CARTOON MAKING APP FOR SURFACE PRO 4 PC#
The new tablet will be running the yet-to-launch Windows 8 OS and will be a full PC experience for its users. Yesterday Microsoft stepped into the tablet market announcing Microsoft Surface. One of the criticism of the iPad when launched was that it was a device only for consuming content and not creating it.