HUION Kamvas Pro 22 Graphic Tablet with Screen, Graphic Drawing Monitor with Full Laminated Anti-glare Screen, 120% sRGB, 8ms Response Time, DP Interface, Pen Display with Adjustable Stand

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Are you left handed? Right handed? It doesn’t matter. This tablet is convenient for both as it has a dual touch bar with 20 programmable keys. They are placed symmetrically on both sides of the panel. That’s 20 keys you can program to do whatever you need to make your workflow faster and easier.

When working on heavy files and running multiple programs simultaneously, every system tends to get heated up but the Kamvas Studio 22 has a solution to that. It comes with a strong internal ventilation system, which is designed specifically to cool down the processor and ensure stable performance without causing any disturbance to the device.On the storage front, this tablet comes with dual channel storage. There’s a 1TB HDD and either a 120GB or 240GB SSD, depending on which option you go for. The SSD is many times faster than the HDD, and is used as the main storage for the OS, leading to near-instant boot times.

It features a battery-free Stylus. The Huion digital pen features 8192 pressure sensitivity with the newest ±60 tilt function, which ensures high accuracy and sleekness. Moreover, it allows a natural translation between every line without any delay. The EMR technology also allows for a no-battery or recharging drawing experience. The initial activation force of the stylus is very low, with virtually negligible jitter. It’s almost as good as on Wacom devices. On the right side of the tablet are ports for HDMI, DVI, VGA, AC, and USB. We like the placing on the side, rather than the bottom like in other tablets. When they’re on the bottom, they tend to get in the way when you set your tablet in its lowest angle, or when you stand it. Screen/Resolution

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Anti-glare Screen. The Kamvas Pro 22 display comes protected using an anti-glare glass screen, thus acting effectively in minimizing the effects of a harsh glare when presenting images. Moreover, it protects your eyes against bright light