The tablet comes with an Nvidia Tegra 4 processor, Android Jellybean, and specially designed software such as a the new Wacom Creative Canvas for painting and sketching, as well as the pre-loaded ASTRO File Manager. The Cintiq Companion Hybrid, on the other hand, offers a “two-in-one solution” as it functions as a traditional Cintiq when connected to a Mac or PC, but also works as an Android tablet when unplugged. Price: $1,999 for Windows 8 with 256GB SSD, $2499 for Windows 8 Pro with 512GB SSD The Cintiq Companion will be valuable in October (Pre-order at Wacom will be exhibiting at PhotoPlus Expo in New York October 24 through 26, and we expect to be able to get a closer look at the new mobile tablet at the Wacom booth.
Wacom will offer two models of the Cintiq Companion: One with 8GB memory and 256GB SSD with Windows 8 and the other with 8GB memory and 512GB SSD with Windows 8 Pro. It is a fully fledged Windows 8 tablet, powered by a 3rd generation Intel Core processor and Intel HD Graphics 4000.
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The Cintiq Companion runs Windows 8 and full versions of creative software (like Adobe Photoshop).
The first product, the Cintiq Companion, is a full-fledged mobile computing experience with the same key elements of the Cintiq 13HD and 22HD including full HD display with touch control and the Wacom Pro Pen that sports 2048 levels of pressure sensitivity and tilt recognition. Wacom says the Cintiq Companion was announced in response to “frequent requests from professional customers” for more ways to do their retouching and illustration work work wherever they want. As we predicted in our review of the Cintiq 13HD, Wacom has announced three new offerings in their mobile line of products: the Cintiq Companion, Cintiq Companion Hybrid, and the Intuos Creative Stylus.
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