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Forget the iPad: here’s the digital sketchpad most artists will want. Despite costing more than many workstations and being about as portable, the Cintiq 21UX is so much more than a sketchpad. It’s an easel and a full set of Grumbacher paints and brush...
Hands-down the best way to draw and paint digital artworks...
Screen glare issues; large and heavy if used on your lap; expensive...
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Wacom may be best known for its standalone, pressure-sensitive tablets, but its current flagship product is a 21-inch LCD monitor, but with a difference. The whole screen of the Cintiq 21UX is one enormous graphics tablet that you can draw on directly...
Wacom could have made the tablet vastly more appealing by the inclusion of the OLED buttons used in lower-end tablets, and it’s surprising that it chose not to do this on its flagship product. I've been asking for a pop-up virtual keyboard since the C...
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digitalartsonline.co.uk Updated:
2011-10-04 13:44:15
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Forget about the iPad: here’s the digital sketchpad most artists will want. Despite costing more than many workstations and being about as portable, the Cintiq 21UX is so much more than a sketchpad. It’s an easel and a full set of Grumbacher paints and...
Handsdown the best way to draw and paint digital artworks.
Screen glare issues; large and heavy if used on your lap; pricey.
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Product Code: DTZ-2100D The Apple iPad may be this spring's most talked about touch-sensitive device, but for digital artists, the Wacom Cintiq 21UX interactive pen display still holds the title of top tablet. Thanks to a recent redesign, the 22-inc...
Wacom Cintiq 21UX interactive pen display is a dream tool for electronic artists looking to expand their digital palettes. But with a £1,250 inc VAT price tag and a weight of nearly 11kg, many will find it too costly or too bulky to meet their needs...
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For years Ive dreamed of making changes to images in Adobe Photoshop directly on the screen, the way I work on paper. Wacoms 21" Cintiq 21UX touch screen monitor promised to make my dream a reality. But as often happens, things didnt turn out as smo...
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Until recent competition from Hanvon, Wacom was the default choice for any digital artist or designer looking for a graphics tablet. Indeed, we gave the company's latest Intuos 4 a whopping ten out of ten and our top Editor's Choice award. With a tablet t...
Similar experience to drawing on paper, Beautiful IPS display, excellent build, Matt glass layer doesn't reflect, Fully and easily adjustable, Generous, intuitive controls...
Expensive, 1600 x 1200 resolution, No hardware display profiles/presets, Heavy...
Wacom's Cintiq 21UX tablet/monitor hybrid is the best digital artist's tool available, but lacks the appeal of the company's Intuos 4 thanks to its weight, limitations as a screen, and wallet-killing price. It has no rivals, but most will be better off bu...
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Classified as an interactive pen display, this 21.3” TFT diagonal LCD combines previous features found on other Wacom products lines, such as the Bamboo and Inutous pen tablets, with several new advances that make the Cintiq 21UX the flagship of the compa...
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As an artist, I’ve always wanted some sort of one-to-one input when working in Photoshop or zBrush. I’ve used several of the traditional input tablets, but I’ve never been fully satisfied. I still ended up drawing on paper and scanning the results. It’...
com, See Also, BeBook's WacomPowered eReader is Big in Europe, New Wacom Tablet Goes Wireless, Smartpen App Makes Paper as Mighty as the Mouse, Developer Adds PressureSensitive Drawing to iPad, Go Back to Top. Skip To: Start of Article, art, photoshop...
High price point. Lack of 90degree adjustability can cause neck strain after prolonged use (like an eighthour workday)...
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Cadalyst Wacom's new Cintiq 21UX is a unique product that combines the best of digitizing tablets with a high-resolution display, allowing digital artists to draw directly on the display surface. This immediate and responsive feedback is unparalle...
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The Bottom Line After taking the Cintiq's design and ease of use into consideration, it would seem that for design and editing pros looking for a more intuitive and efficient tablet to make their designs and videos, the Wacom Cintiq 21UX is an excellen...
2,048 levels of sensitivity, Intuitive software interface...
4:3 aspect ratio, Heavy, bulky design, Low 1600x1200 pixel resolution, Expensive...
An extremely well designed time-saving product for those doing still or motion graphic design.Wacom Technology Corporation 1311 SE Cardinal Court Vancouver, WA 98683...
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Forget about the iPad: here’s the digital sketchpad most artists will want. Despite costing more than many workstations and being about as portable, the Cintiq 21UX is so much more than a sketchpad. It’s an easel and a full set of Grumbacher paints an...
Every artist, designer, animator and compositor will want a Cintiq 21UX. It makes drawing, painting, designing and rotoscoping like being a kid with crayons again – it’s just so much fun to use. Its price will put many off, but if you can afford it yo...
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maclife.com Updated:
2011-10-04 13:44:15
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Go ahead--touch it Despite what it might sound like at first, Wacom’s Cintiq monitor/tablet combo isn’t just a wacky gimmick--although it does feel pretty sci-fi and futuristic. Essentially, it’s all the technology of the Intuos4 tablet crammed into a...
Enhanced sensitivity. Enough ExpressKeys to control the universe.
No lightup function keys like the Intuos4 has.
The Cintiq could easily replace our main monitor--a relief considering its price. Two Gs is a lot of money, but for designers or animators, Cintiq is a worthy investment in productivity and enhanced control over your work.Cintiq 21UX...
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If much of your daily work is in a graphics program, you need a tablet. But if you don't like the disconnect required by regular tablets (draw on one surface, see the results on another), the Cintiq 21UX may be the best fit for your needs.
Interface elements are simple and very powerful; great software; excellent overall design...
Heavy; pen doesn't touch precisely where the cursor is...
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The Apple iPad () may be this spring’s most talked about touch-sensitive device, but for digital artists, the Wacom Cintiq 21UX interactive pen display still holds the title of top tablet. Thanks to a recent redesign, the 22-inch Cintiq now offers twic...
Double the pressure sensitivity of previous model, 16 programmable ExpressKeys, Twin Touch Strips relocated to rear of unit, Screen reclines and rotates using provided stand, Solid-feeling, textured glass...
Hefty size and beefy tether limits portability, Price still too steep for most users...
Wacom’s Cintiq 21UX interactive pen display is a dream tool for electronic artists looking to expand their digital palettes. But with a $2,000 price tag and a weight of nearly 23 pounds, many will find it too costly or too bulky to meet their needs...
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tipa.com Updated:
2011-10-04 13:44:16
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Designed to meet the demanding needs of professional photographers, designers, artists and animators, the Wacom Cintiq 21UX is capable of capturing the slightest nuance of pen pressure against the LCD surface, as well as offering 2048 levels of pressu...
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While digital advances may be responsible for reinventing the world of art and design in the modern age, some aspects of these fields have received less attention from technology than others.For example, despite the persistent evolution of computer mou...
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about.com Updated:
2011-10-04 13:44:17
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The Wacom Cintiq 21UX’s high price tag may give you the vapors, but at $1000 less than its original price, it seems like a great deal to anyone who has been (and perhaps still is) secretly yearning for it. It has a built-in 21.3” LCD (a large part of i...
The Wacom Cintiq 21UX’s high price tag may give you the vapors, but at $1000 less than its original price, it seems like a great deal to anyone who has been (and perhaps still is) secretly yearning for it. It has a built-in 21.3” LCD (a large...
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Howstuffworks.com Updated:
2011-10-04 13:44:17
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The Wacom Cintiq 21UXs suggested retail price is not for the faint of heart, but if you need a top-notch graphics tablet for professional use, you cant get much better than this.The 21UX has its own built-in 21-3/10-inch LCD display, which mostly exp...
The next best thing to standard drawing and painting tools, comfortable and intuitive to use, accurate output, supports analog and digital inputs, good software bundle...
Its easy to accidentally brush against a Touch Strip with your drawing hand and end up somewhere on the page you didnt mean to be...
The Wacom Cintiq 21UXs suggested retail price is not for the faint of heart, but if you need a top-notch graphics tablet for professional use, you cant get much better than this.The 21UX has its own built-in 21-3/10-inch LCD display, which mostly ex...
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As any computer artist will tell you, trying to draw well with a mouse is nearly impossible. A pen tablet is a vast improvement, although there is a definite disconnect between moving a pen on a tablet in your lap and watching the results appear on a...
Large screen; high resolution (1,600-by-1,200); excellent, flexible design; Touch Strips and ExpressKeys.
Touch Strips cant be limited to pen input; parallax issues.
Using the Cintiq 21UX interactive pen display is as close to the real thing as digital drawing gets. The Cintiqs flexible work modes and splendid design make it a joy to use...
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As I've explained before, I think everyone should use a Wacom tablet. Working with a pressure-sensitive stylus simplifies everything from painting original artwork to retouching a photo to building complex masks. However, some people are confused by the d...
Interface elements are simple and very powerful, great software, excellent overall design...
Heavy; pen doesn't touch precisely where the cursor is, Score 9 out of 10...
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