XPPen is a digital-art hardware brand founded in 2005. Its wider range includes pen tablets, drawing displays and standalone devices, with products for both creating artwork and taking handwritten notes. The distinction between a computer-connected drawing tool and a complete tablet is important when browsing its range.
Magic Drawing Pad and Magic Note Pad are standalone Android tablets with their own screens, processors and apps. Drawing Pad is centered on mobile artwork, while Note Pad puts more emphasis on writing and reading. Keyboard editions add a different package of accessories, rather than automatically establishing a different tablet platform.
Magic Drawing Pad combines Android apps with a textured drawing surface and pressure-sensitive pen input. It works without a separate computer, unlike a conventional external pen display used with a desktop or laptop.
Magic Note Pad focuses on handwriting, reading and note-taking with XPPen Notes software. Its X-Paper LCD display supports different viewing modes; it should not be confused with a monochrome E Ink notebook.
Use this catalog to compare XPPen devices and narrow down your choices. Before you buy, check the retailer's listing for the exact specifications and current availability.
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