A Revolutionary Drawing Experience: The New Pen Display 24+
August 7, 2025 - 17:14
Designed as “A New Choice for Studio Creatives,” the latest Pen Display 24+ is making waves in the digital art community with its groundbreaking features. This 23.8-inch 4K display boasts an impressive resolution of 3840×2160, making it a prime choice for artists looking for clarity and detail in their work.
What sets the Pen Display 24+ apart is its industry-first Calman Ready color management technology, which offers built-in color calibration. This innovative feature ensures that artists can achieve accurate color representation right out of the box, a crucial aspect for professionals who rely on precise hues in their projects.
The display is designed to enhance the creative process, providing a seamless experience for digital artists, illustrators, and designers alike. With its sleek design and advanced technology, the Pen Display 24+ is set to be a game-changer in the world of digital drawing tools. It will be showcased at SIGGRAPH 2025, where attendees can experience its capabilities firsthand.
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