Remarkable Paper Pure: new e-ink tablet and new functions
Michelle Brändle
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Product test
Currently the best Android tablet for art: Huawei Matepad 12X
Michelle Brändle
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Product test
Wacom Movinkpad Pro: matt OLED for art on the move
Michelle Brändle
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Background information
Apple’s brilliant mistake: why we wouldn’t have the iPhone today without the Newton
Michelle Brändle
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Product test
Graphics giant for professionals: the new Huion Kamvas Pro 24 (Gen 3) on the test bench
Michelle Brändle
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Background information
My art on tablets at MWC 2026
Michelle Brändle
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New to our range
Buy now: Find the new iPad Air models here
New to our range
Now available: 13.3-inch convertible "ProArt PX13" from Asus
News + Trends
Apple announces event on 4 March
Samuel Buchmann
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Guide
Michelle's iPad creative course: Create your own mandala
Michelle Brändle
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Tablet
A tablet can do everything a smartphone can and even more – except making phone calls. Add a keyboard and it turns into a laptop. Throw in a compatible stylus and you have a tool for artistic creation. On top of this, it’s great for watching movies and playing games. Whether iPad or Galaxy Tab, we test and review tablets inside and out and reveal which strengths and weaknesses the devices have.
