I love my SP3, but the new Wacom Companion 2 is pretty slick. If you can get past the price tag, it has everything I wanted in the SP4. Broadwell processor, next generation Intel HD 6100 video card, 13 inch screen, 16 GB or ram and a 512GB SSD for the top of the line model, and of course a Real Wacom Pen. $2500 is hard to swallow but the fact that you can connect it to any computer and use it as a Cintiq Drawing Tablet on a host machine, makes it somewhat future proof for artists.
I love my SP3, but I think i'm going for the Companion 2
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Sounds good. Not really seeing the reasoning of the thread though. To me it reads little different to i'm selling my mercades because this ferrari is faster.
It's always a case of a specific tool for a specific task. For artists this might be better, but for the majority of users, that additional kilogram is going to be a bit of a harder pill to justify.
Whatever floats your boat. For me though, at that weight, and without a keyboard, this is nothing more than a really really expensive drawing tool, not a laptop or tablet repalcement
It's always a case of a specific tool for a specific task. For artists this might be better, but for the majority of users, that additional kilogram is going to be a bit of a harder pill to justify.
Whatever floats your boat. For me though, at that weight, and without a keyboard, this is nothing more than a really really expensive drawing tool, not a laptop or tablet repalcement
malberttoo
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Spot-on. Price tag I think will be too steep for anyone else.
CrippsCorner
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Good luck, let us know how it compares for your usage...
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