Xencelabs Pen Display 24+ Industry-First Pen Display with Calman Ready, Drawing Tablet with 4K Screen Monitor, Graphic Display with 44 Customizable Quick Keys, 2 Battery-Free Pens for Win/Mac/Linux

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• World Class Drawing Experience: The Pen Display 24+ has an etched surface for an authentic pen-and-paper feel, while the optically bonded screen with little to no parallax allows for more accurate digital drawing. Super AG Etching technology reduces screen reflections for a clear, distraction-free view even in well-lit rooms or where there are ceiling lights. Refined with input from over 100 professional artists, the finely tuned pressure curve offers exceptional responsivenessfrom the lightest touch to bold strokesso you can customize sensitivity and create with confidence and control.
• Industry-first Pen Display with Calman Ready Integration: Calman Ready functionality enables precise and easy hardware calibration directly on the Pen Display 24+, ensuring accurate and consistent color reproduction across your chosen color space. No complicated manual setup required, simply start with one click and follow the steps. Calibration requires a compatible colorimeter and Calman software (Calman Ultimate or Studio). Currently unavailable for macOS users. The Pen Display 24+ features five factory-calibrated color space presets. Additionally, dual Pantone and SkinTone validation ensures color precision that captures every subtle texture and shade.
• 4K UHD Clarity, 1.07 Billion Colors: From the brightest highlights to the deepest shadows, our 23.8-inch 4K drawing display captures every detail with stunning accuracy. Supporting over a billion colors, your artwork showcases unmatched richness and realism.
• Ergonomic Design, Focused on Precision: With a fanless design and high-conductivity metal backplate, Pen Display 24+ stays cool to the touch while remaining virtually silent. The seamless design with no physical buttons keeps your hand movements natural and uninterrupted, and the included Tilt Stand gives you adjustable drawing angles between 1672.