Perhaps what we're really asking for here is the full-fledged tablet that was teased back in March. The ability to work wirelessly tethered to a laptop or desktop machine with the option to take a slate-style device on the go is quite a compelling thought. We're well-aware that issues would arise - like rechargeable batteries and built-in storage - but for design prosumers, Wacom is well-suited to take the leap. Secondary-display apps for iPad and Android tablets simply don't offer anywhere near the customization - and performance, for that matter - that these peripherals do to speed up labor-intensive workflows.
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