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- Finger-sensitive Touch Strips and ExpressKeys
- Scratch-resistant glass surface
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276 of 294 people found the following review helpful 
Too flawed to be great, February 27, 2008 By Cosmo Kramer "The Real Peterman" (Los Angeles) - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Wacom Cintiq 12WX 12-Inch Pen Display (Personal Computers) There are good things, many people have listed them. But for $1000, it should be much better. Here are a list of the shortcomings that are not excusable for this price:
-Poor viewing angles. Wacom says you should use the color profiles that come with the display as it has been properly calibrated at the factory. And yes, color is perfect. At least Hue and Saturation. Verified with ColorSync advanced setup. But if the brightness and contrast changes if you move your head, well, it isn't accurate, is it? I assumed that this 12.1" display was going to be higher quality than the crappy displays you get in a MacBook or thin Windows Laptop. Wrong. Same horrible viewing angles and hot spots. Basically a cheep laptop monitor in a Wacom case.
-Poor tracking. Wacom is the standard. Supposedly this is based on an Intuos pad. But Wacom gives 2 points of calibration. That's right, 2 points. Upper left, lower right. That means that if you move the pen along... Read more
97 of 100 people found the following review helpful 
Hopefully 2nd generation will improve a lot, July 12, 2008 By b.Christopher "Chris" (Los Angeles, CA United States) - See all my reviews This review is from: Wacom Cintiq 12WX 12-Inch Pen Display (Personal Computers) At first glance, it's an amazing product. It's a great size, it's thin, bright, with nice buttons and a nice pen.
I just got mine and am using it to work with as a normal tablet (to control the cursor on my main screen), and also to work directly on and draw/paint.
I use a 21" Cintiq at work and also have a 6x8 Intuos 3 tablet that I used before getting this new 12" Cintiq.
The 12" Cintiq has a lot of flaws - so much so that I think I may have to return it, which is really disappointing.
First. Though it's a "12-inch" screen, I'd say it's more like a 10". Why? Because when you move the cursor to the edges of the screen - a little over an inch away from each border, the cursor starts to shake tremendously. This simply doesn't fly when you're trying to keep a steady hand and get a good line while drawing or painting. It's also very annoying when you're just trying to click on something in the menu bar at the top of the screen. The cursor looks like it's... Read more
81 of 87 people found the following review helpful Great Beta test, when is the REAL product coming out?, May 26, 2008 By Ramad Ash (Iowa City,IA) - See all my reviews This review is from: Wacom Cintiq 12WX 12-Inch Pen Display (Personal Computers) I believe that most of us got this product because we are heavily into animation or other digital arts. Anyone who tried this can tell you; nothing beats drawing directly on the screen.
However, when the CINTIQ 12WX costs as much as a loaded Tablet PC (at least it was at the time of this writing), and when you use this professionally all day for a couple of months the "WOW" effect fades out and reality sinks it...
It's HOT
The biggest problem I have with this product, the lower portion of the tablet (where you rest your hand) gets REALLY hot in only a couple of hours (I mean annoyingly hot, not lukewarm). I place a microfiber cloth under my hand when I have to work longer hours.
I know that the heat comes from the back lights for the screen, yet this seems like a design flaw, since the top of the tablet doesn't get hot, nor does my brighter, larger, LCD display.
This brings me to the screen :
The Monitor is very low res. compared to my... Read more
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| 276 of 294 people found the following review helpful Too flawed to be great, By Cosmo Kramer "The Real Peterman" (Los Angeles) - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Wacom Cintiq 12WX 12-Inch Pen Display (Personal Computers) There are good things, many people have listed them. But for $1000, it should be much better. Here are a list of the shortcomings that are not excusable for this price:-Poor viewing angles. Wacom says you should use the color profiles that come with the display as it has been properly calibrated at the factory. And yes, color is perfect. At least Hue and Saturation. Verified with ColorSync advanced setup. But if the brightness and contrast changes if you move your head, well, it isn't accurate, is it? I assumed that this 12.1" display was going to be higher quality than the crappy displays you get in a MacBook or thin Windows Laptop. Wrong. Same horrible viewing angles and hot spots. Basically a cheep laptop monitor in a Wacom case. -Poor tracking. Wacom is the standard. Supposedly this is based on an Intuos pad. But Wacom gives 2 points of calibration. That's right, 2 points. Upper left, lower right. That means that if you move the pen along... Read more 97 of 100 people found the following review helpful Hopefully 2nd generation will improve a lot, By b.Christopher "Chris" (Los Angeles, CA United States) - See all my reviews This review is from: Wacom Cintiq 12WX 12-Inch Pen Display (Personal Computers) At first glance, it's an amazing product. It's a great size, it's thin, bright, with nice buttons and a nice pen.I just got mine and am using it to work with as a normal tablet (to control the cursor on my main screen), and also to work directly on and draw/paint. I use a 21" Cintiq at work and also have a 6x8 Intuos 3 tablet that I used before getting this new 12" Cintiq. The 12" Cintiq has a lot of flaws - so much so that I think I may have to return it, which is really disappointing. First. Though it's a "12-inch" screen, I'd say it's more like a 10". Why? Because when you move the cursor to the edges of the screen - a little over an inch away from each border, the cursor starts to shake tremendously. This simply doesn't fly when you're trying to keep a steady hand and get a good line while drawing or painting. It's also very annoying when you're just trying to click on something in the menu bar at the top of the screen. The cursor looks like it's... Read more 81 of 87 people found the following review helpful Great Beta test, when is the REAL product coming out?, By Ramad Ash (Iowa City,IA) - See all my reviews This review is from: Wacom Cintiq 12WX 12-Inch Pen Display (Personal Computers) I believe that most of us got this product because we are heavily into animation or other digital arts. Anyone who tried this can tell you; nothing beats drawing directly on the screen.However, when the CINTIQ 12WX costs as much as a loaded Tablet PC (at least it was at the time of this writing), and when you use this professionally all day for a couple of months the "WOW" effect fades out and reality sinks it... It's HOT The biggest problem I have with this product, the lower portion of the tablet (where you rest your hand) gets REALLY hot in only a couple of hours (I mean annoyingly hot, not lukewarm). I place a microfiber cloth under my hand when I have to work longer hours. I know that the heat comes from the back lights for the screen, yet this seems like a design flaw, since the top of the tablet doesn't get hot, nor does my brighter, larger, LCD display. This brings me to the screen : The Monitor is very low res. compared to my... Read more |
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