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I
would
like
to
thank
Monoprice
for
providing
this
factory
sample
for
my
review.
All
features
of
this
review
are
based
on
an
early
factory
sample
and
Alpha
Drivers,
features,
dimensions,
and
software
are
subject
to
change
at
time
of
release.
Monoprice
the
California
Based
retailer
and
manufacture
has
recently
introduced
a
number
of
products
into
the
Pen
display
and
tablet
market.
With
many
pen
tablets
already
available
in
the
past
year
they
have
made
great
headway
in
the
competitive
market
of
pen
displays.
With
Wacom
being
the
leader
in
Pen
Display
technology
a
competitive
challenger
that
can
meet
the
quality
of
the
standard
at
a
more
agreeable
price,
has
been
desperately
needed
for
years.
Those
of
us
who
adopted
pen
tablets
in
the
90s
can
remember
forking
out
hundreds
for
the
smallest
Wacom
Graphire,
Only
to
be
envious
of
the
pen
displays
the
few
could
afford.
Today
everyone
is
adding
the
pen
input
options
form
Asus
Zen
books,
to
Lenovo,
Microsoft
and
even
Apples
Ipad
Pro.
But
the
Old
leader
has
always
dominated
the
Dedicated
Desktop
Pen
Display:
Wacom.
Monoprice
New
22
Inch
Pen
Display
is
a
contender
that
delivers
Battery
free
EMC
Pen
technology
on
a
clear
and
responsive
Display.
Pre-Release
Sample*
Specifications
Interactive pen display
530 x 317 x 40 mm
20.9 x 12.5 x 1.6 in
54.5cm (21.5inch)
MVA
16.7 million
16:09
176 (88/88) H, (88/88) V
1000:1:00
250 cd/m2
12ms
479 x 271 mm (19.5 x 11.5 in)
72% Adobe RGB
6500 K whitepoint default
HDMI1.4 , DVI-I , VGA, Audio in, Out
No
S-Pen
2048, both pen tip and eraser
40 degrees
60 levels
Pressure-sensitive, cordless, battery-free
Tip switch, 2 side switches, eraser
Silicone rubber
JET220FHD
Electromagnetic resonance method
5080 lpi
22 - 86
HDMI1.4, DVI, VGA
100 to 240 VAC, 50/60Hz
12 VDC, 3A (36Watt)
20(typ) ~ 25(Max)watt
Windows XP SP3, Windows Vista SP2, 7 (32/64 bits), 8/8.1
Mac OS X, v 1010.2
22HD interactive pen display x 1
Tilt Stand x 1
Grip Pen x 1
The
Pen
Display
comes
with
an
easel
style
stand
pre-
mounted.
The
display
sits
with
the
bottom
bezel
nearly
flush
to
the
table
surface,
The
back
mount
supports
VESA
Standard
and
Monoprice
has
several
monitor
stands
its
suggest
for
those
that
want
something
a
bit
higher
or
with
more
flexible
positions.
For
those
that
enjoy
working
more
horizontal,
the
quick
release
latch,
on
the
Back
is
easily
accessible
and
allows
angles
from
near
vertical
to
near
horizontal.
The
Stand
is
sturdy
enough
with
the
Rubber
footpads
to
allow
for
little
to
no
movement
or
vibration
while
working
even
with
a
heavy
hand.
Construction
feel
Sturdy
but
not
oversized
or
heavy.
Overall
foot
print
on
your
table
is
the
size
expected
of
any
equivalent
monitor
and
the
lightweight
and
integrated
stand
allows
for
easy
mobility
for
those
that
want
to
be
able
to
carry
their
pen
display
with
them.
Cable
Mounting
is
on
the
left
side
facing
the
screen.
You
will
find
a
HDMI,
DVI,
and
VGA
for
Video-
In
connections,
a
Required
USB
and
power
port.
For
my
testing
I
used
both
DVI
and
HDMI
and
found
both
Mac
and
PC
had
no
problem
Connecting
even
when
using
a
Display
Port
/Thunderbolt
to
HDMI
adapter.
The
Location
of
the
Connection
ports
do
cause
cable
to
stick
out
a
bit
from
the
left
side
but
is
a
necessity
for
function
of
repositioning
the
display
without
binding.
Monitor
Controls
found
on
the
right
side
facing
the
screen
just
behind
the
bezel
provide
basic
but
ample
controls
for
color,
saturation,
and
brightness.
Provided
with
this
sample
is
the
Art
Pen,
an
Ergonomic
multi-button
pen
with
2
buttons,
a
rear
eraser
and
the
pen
tip.
As
shown
it
sizes
up
just
barely
smaller
then
the
length
of
the
Wacom
Cintiq
Pen
and
roughly
the
same
width
with
the
triangle
barrel
design.
The
Comfort
of
this
pen
took
a
little
getting
used
to
but
soon
felt
very
natural
and
was
easier
to
distinguish
button
location
then
with
the
Wacom
pens.
The
pen
tip
has
a
nice
firm
but
flexible
feel
like
a
2B
pencil
and
the
Glass
of
this
pen
display
allows
it
to
Glide
across
without
streaking,
screeching
or
sticking.
Screen
Resolution
of
the
Factory
Sample
was
excellent
for
1080p
although
this
sample
only
had
a
color
accuracy
of
72%
Adobe
RGB,
Monoprice
is
working
for
production
to
have
a
higher
Color
Accuracy.
Viewable
angles
on
this
model
are
excellent
with
out
color
shifting
even
at
near
horizontal
angles.
Very
Impressive
quality
for
TFT
LCD.
Testing
Testing
was
done
on
5
different
configurations
and
Operating
Systems
Windows
7,
Windows
8.1,Windows
10
Surface
Pro,
Mac
OSX
Mavericks
and
Mac
OSX
El
Capitan
Driver
installation
Alpha
Drivers
where
provided
at
time
of
testing
and
I
found
Windows
7
and
8.1
to
have
no
problem
but
Windows
10
on
a
Surface
Pro
was
currently
incompatible.
This
could
have
been
caused
by
a
driver
error
between
built
in
tablet
computer
and
display,
Final
drivers
should
resolve
this.
Windows
Drivers
support
calibration,
pressure
and
tilt
controls.
Calibration
being
recommended
immediately
after
install.
As
well
as
adjusting
the
pressure
sensitivity.
Some
functions
of
pressure
and
tilt
in
different
applications
will
be
covered
later.
Mac
Osx
Mavericks
and
El
Capitan
both
installed
drivers
very
easily
and
functioned
perfectly,
but
current
Mac
Drivers
showed
very
little
controls
for
Tilt
and
pressure
controls.
However
Pressure
sensitivity
worked
perfectly
on
Mac
OS
but
had
no
perceivable
controls
or
affect
on
Tilt.
Pen
Tip
accuracy
and
response
is
on
par
with
Wacom
with
a
generous
hover
space
of
and
no
offsetting
in
any
of
the
corners.
In
Both
Windows
and
Mac
no
lag
could
be
detected
in
basic
OS
functions.
The
Foundry
Mischief
is
where
the
Pen
Display
Truly
Shined
with
great
accuracy
and
High
sensitivity
to
pressure.
Application
Testing
The
aim
of
this
review
being
based
on
the
point
of
view
of
a
Digital
Artist
I
ran
test
for
compatibility
and
workflow
with
a
selection
of
popular
2D
and
3D
art
applications.
These
test
included
the
pens
accuracy
in
menu
selection,
pressure
sensitivity
and
where
applicable
tilt
functions.
Current
Tested
software
as
of
12/15
2D
software
Adobe
Photoshop
CS6
and
CC
Pressure
functions
but
little
tilt
function
Adobe
Illustrator
Pressure
The
Foundry
Mischief
Pressure,
Recommended
Autodesk
Sketchbook
pro
No
pressure
(Pressure
Functions
on
MacOSx)
Gimp
Pressure
Functions
ClipStudio/Manga
Studio
Pressure
Corel
Painter
-
Pressure
3D
software
Autodesk
Mudbox
Pressure
(requires
Windows
Environment
Variable
to
work)
Autodesk
Maya
works
no
pressure
Autodesk
3ds
Max
works
no
pressure
Algorithmic
Substance
Painter-
Pressure
Blender
-
Pressure
Pixologic
Zbrush
Pressure,
Recommended
Pixologic
Sculptris
Pressure,
Recommended
Pilgway
3D
Coat
Pressure,
Recommended
Conclusion
After
testing
with
the
current
list
of
programs
I
can
see
some
improvement
for
driver
function
with
some
software
but
overall
the
Pen
Display
has
proven
itself
to
function
with
a
majority
of
Apps.
The
orientation
of
the
display
will
take
some
getting
use
for
those
with
experience
with
the
table-hogging
Wacom
Displays.
Pricing
has
not
yet
been
announced
but
Monoprice
has
a
history
of
providing
competitive
pricing
for
quality
products.
Some
Minor
additions
I
would
like
to
see
like
different
Pen
Nibs
and
a
penholder
as
well
as
a
unified
2-1
HDMI
and
USB
cable.
Other
Monitor
mounts
are
availed
from
Monoprice
that
allow
more
positions.
All
being
said
I
recommend
this
for
all
Entry
to
Professional
level
Digital
Artist.
Having
been
truly
impressed
with
the
Overall
Quality
and
Function
of
this
product,
it
will
be
the
Digital
Artist
must
have
in
their
toolbox.
The
2016
Monoprice
Interactive
Pen
Display
is
slated
to
be
released
early
Spring
with
pricing
and
availability
to
be
announced.