Wacom has joined the list of tech giants that made a presence at CES 2020 with amazing products. One of the Japanese techy’s products unveiled in the Wacom One pen display tablet. The device lets you draw directly on a screen for $400 which is cheaper than the company’s previous offerings with a base price of $650

The Wacom One display features a mammoth 13-inch display with a screen resolution of 1080p and 72 per cent NTSC colour gamut. The display has a 26ms response time which some professional artists who desire a quick-response canvas might find slow. It is also bundled with a stylus pen that doesn’t use a battery. The pen can be used to sketch with 4,096 pressure levels and a tilt of up to 60 degrees. The display also comes with retractable legs which allow users to mount it uprightly on any surface.

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The creative-focused tablet is compatible with Macs, Windows PCs and “certain” Android devices which we believe are the flagship models or based on the Android operating system version. Wacom also supplies apps like the long-serving Bamboo Paper as well as six months of Celsys’ Clip Studio Paint Pro.

The Wacom One is scheduled to go on sale later this month on the Wacom eStore, Amazon.com, select Best Buy locations and other authorized Wacom partners.

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