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I didn't say WACOM equivalent; I said WACOM-level. Whether or not it is equivalent is a subjective judgement on the part of the user. Personally, the current
by binarycrusader 9y ago
I didn't say WACOM equivalent; I said WACOM-level.
Whether or not it is equivalent is a subjective judgement on the part of the user.
Personally, the current stylus input supported by ntrig is sufficient for my particular needs.
The ntrig technology Microsoft acquired has been significantly improved since its first implementation, so I think your judgements are perhaps somewhat obsolete?
- alphonsegaston 9y agoNo, I've been to the Microsoft store and tested out all their new devices. None are on par with even Wacom's Intuos offerings. The Surface Studio seemed especially bad. I'm sure their digitizers work great for the average user, but Wacoms are primarily devices for pros. None of the Surface stuff is at that "level," unless you're comparing them to other (IMO bad) PC integrations.
- chokolad 9y agoSome pros tend to disagree with that assessment https://www.penny-arcade.com/news/post/2016/10/26/the-surface-studio https://www.penny-arcade.com/news/post/2016/10/26/the-surfac...
- alphonsegaston 9y agoOf course. But Microsoft also gives that guy free stuff to essentially do PR for them, so there’s that to consider.
- chokolad 9y agoTo try it out. Gabe bought his own after playing with it.