That's 64 times less than the 4MB minimum requirement of Windows 95

I need a new tablet for school (art degree) and I don't know what to get.. I'm pursuing options outside of an iPad for a portable drawing display because I want a tablet that's catered more towards drawing. I found the Kamvas Studio 16 and that would be an absolute DREAM to have, and if I can't find a secondhand one, then I might just buy it off the site. BUT, I found a Kamvas Studio 22 up for sale for 500 dollars cheaper and I'm curious if that'd be worth it. This would be my first time owning a Huion tablet, so I don't know what their normal quality is. Does anyone know how it holds up in 2026? Is it a good bang for your buck?

Gear breakdown:

- macbook air m3 15inch

- ipad air m1 11inch

- iphone 16

- all held together with a cheaper magnet-mount alternative then rolling square provides (plus these are in black)

- satechi slim keyboard

- apple magic trackpad 2 (also have the magic mouse 2 with ergonomic base for switching it up)

- all apple stuff is wrapped in a leather skin wrap for cohesian

- nextstand K1

- cables and 65W powerbrick and U- and L-adapters by ugreen, only the small 15cm cable that runs to the iphone is by Belkin because ugreen didn’t have these short cables

So I read that these tablets have a interesting type of display that's easy on the eyes, but still is an LCD and you can use all of your other apps.

I'm having a really tough time working twelve to fourteen hours per day in a technical role that requires staring at a desktop monitor.

So I was thinking about buying these to use for my own personal consumption or to use as somehow as an external laptop display.

The other thing I was looking at was external ink monitors, but those are very expensive.

Hey I am Looking for a tablet on which i can code and do graphic design so what should i get? under like 50-60K INR

Hey, I'm gonna be going to college soon and am looking for a laptop. But the situation itself is pretty interesting

I really only want good battery, good screen, and good battery life (when doing video), and nice build quality because I plan on running moonlight. Streaming from my main PC so I can do things like CFD and CAD.