It seems like this would be the best place to ask about this,

>>3040335
There's the cintiq companion, as well as tablets that have styluses, such as the surface pro 3, ipad pro, samsung galaxy note

>>3040388
>cintiq companion
After looking at it, I think I'm not communicating correctly what it is that I'm looking for. I really don't give a fig for color on this device, just looking for something I could pack into my go bag and draw on for WEEKS at a time, then transfer the sketches onto my desktop for actual editing. I think I found something though, Parblo, Improv, and Weiliante all seem to make a graphic tablets that are what I'm looking for.

>>3040461
or not. 15 products later, and I'm still not able to find out that can store a picture long enough for transfer. Seems like a weirdly obvious omission to make. Like, if there's a charge-cord, why can't it transfer a bmp/jpg/gif/png/wtfever?

It's a great idea, an e-reader-like thing that is a sketchpad instead with a camera and pressure sensitivity, but it doesn't exist.
Closest things that do exist are, are things like iPads, Surface tablets, Cintiq Companion or a simple paper sketchbook.

>>3040510
I ordered a boogie board sync, it came the closest to what I want, but like, I think it only saves in *.pdf . I'll probably be dissapointed, but w/e.

>>3040510


https://youtu.be/pEw6N9Xd6uE

>>3040579
That's a thing of beauty, Anon. I'm so tempted to order one of the October models, but I just can't justify $600+ for a doodle-Kindle. Maybe $300 is right about my breaking point, but on the other hand, it looks fucking GLORIOUS.

>>3040560
>I think it only saves in *.pdf
what seams to be the problem? have pdf on your main computer and export using it

>>3040335
>>3040461
iPad Pro + Apple Pencil

There's also a new thing coming out called Remarkable which uses e-ink for the screen.

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>>3042293

They seem to be going on a 33% preorder sale at $479, which is a bargain because keep in mind this is a ultra niche product and will never sell below $300.

I say this as someone who looked for exactly what you're after years ago, back the Asus EEE Note was what closely matched that criteria (pic related) it was a great device for me and was ahead of its time for may things imo, but it had a lot of compromises and limitations.
So it's great to see that 7 years later they have more or less created the perfect e-ink graphic tablet at a decent price (I say decent price again because in comparison Sony sells a similar product called the Digital DPT-RP1 paper, and sold at $1000 when it came out without even pressure sensitivity)

Me personally? my needs have changed a bit so I got a Lenovo Yoga Book, which is a brilliant device (normal tablet on one side, and wacom tablet on the other) and you can draw with A5 paper

Other options you might wanna look at:
-Onyx Boox Max Carta (overpriced too and doesn't seem as fine tuned for artists)
-iSkn Slate (doesn't seem to work well at all and works differently)

>>3043121
I'm sorry, I'm just not going to buy that furry shit, anything else?

>>3045077


Wow, did you even bother reading the post? I didn't suggest this old device, it was merely a comparison of old vs new tech. I'm done wasting my time on you anyway