Usually 24" desktop displays are at atleast a 1080p resolution, thats why I'm comparing it to them.
I'd say that retina displays are not just gimmicky, they are badass for people who like to have as much real estate when working with applications where the UI usually takes up much space(read 3Ds Max, Maya, Photoshop). I would love to have my 26" monitors 2560x1440 resolution home on my 24".
Just got mine today
I'm a simple man. I just want to draw and sculpt on a monitor. Well this yiynova is great! It works like it's supposed to! I agree with all other positive reviews. I recommend it.
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Massive props for the review! We definitely appreciate it
I've been thinking about getting one for a couple of months now since I'd like to get back into drawing again.
Sucks that new version is out of stock atm.
btw: Does anyone know when they might be in stock again?
I would love to get one of these, but unfortunately their EU prices are a bit crazy. The 19-inch version costs $499 in the US and 599 in Europe. Not cool Yiynova, not cool.
I guess I will have to wait for these Lenovo screens. I'm not sure how responsive they will be though. The wireless version seems to be slightly laggy, as seen here:
I would like to explain to you for price different between USA and Europe. USA market price will be cheaper than Europe. But we all know that the living cost in Europe is much higher than USA, beside that, shipping cost (by airshipment from Asia to Holland), labour cost, taxation cost, logistic cost, and VAT cost (one of the key issue). Another reason is that USA side wont provide any after service for any goods sold to outside of USA. But we provide 2 years warranty for display and one year for pen in Europe. I think it is easy to see and compare price in between base on above explanation. I sincerely hope that above explanation is clear and let you understand well for the difference in between. David from Yiynova Europe.
this is great and all, but incompatibility with wacom drivers is a big loss for me as i plan on purchasing the yiynova for a cheaper price as long as i can still get to use my intous 5. As you said its pressure sensitivity doesn't work with 64bit photoshop, so a backup tablet like the intous would be a great thing to have. Would you know of a fix soon? Is the functionality any different if you installed the wacom drivers after the yiynova tablets are installed?
konginchains: check out the link
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8HJydik9dk0"]Drawing with the MSP19U Interactive Pen Tablet from Yiynova - YouTube[/ame]
says he is using CS6, clearly has pressure sensitivity. Hope thats helpfull
I just heard about Yiynova this morning and also found the Ray Frenden review (He got me onto the 19" Monoprice tablet which is excellent), now I see this thread on Polycount. Looks like I'm saving for a Yiynova then.
One question: Does anyone have any experience using a DVI/HDMI cable and VGA converter with their tablet?
I've run 20 metres of DVI through to my living room to try get out the home office in the evenings. VGA is useless at that length due to signal aberrations and ghosting, so I need a digital signal. It's probably a long shot but that's my only concern.
Also, based on the Frenden videos I'd recommend a monitor mount too.
Bosto has been around for awhile. It all stems from the same rebranded generic yiynova monitor. Meaning both Yiynova and Bosto are getting their parts from the same group.
Bosto has been around for awhile. It all stems from the same rebranded generic yiynova monitor. Meaning both Yiynova and Bosto are getting their parts from the same group.
Even so, the specs between them are different enough to warrant a look.
Bosto has been around for awhile. It all stems from the same rebranded generic yiynova monitor. Meaning both Yiynova and Bosto are getting their parts from the same group.
intresting, thanks for the tip as I was looking at the bosto, considering its the same price guess ill just look towards price and warranty.
I own the msp19U and I love it for the most part. The issue for me is the tn panel its not an ips panel, they just pre-released the mvp22U a 21.5 inch version and Frenden (probably the most respected reviewer of this tablet and others) gave it a pretty terrible review. Yiynova contacted him asked him to work with them on a revised MVP22 so it will probably include an ips panel. Heres the link
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Usually 24" desktop displays are at atleast a 1080p resolution, thats why I'm comparing it to them.
I'd say that retina displays are not just gimmicky, they are badass for people who like to have as much real estate when working with applications where the UI usually takes up much space(read 3Ds Max, Maya, Photoshop). I would love to have my 26" monitors 2560x1440 resolution home on my 24".
Just got mine today
I'm a simple man. I just want to draw and sculpt on a monitor. Well this yiynova is great! It works like it's supposed to! I agree with all other positive reviews. I recommend it.
Example line work
@OrganizedChaos exactly!
http://3drips.wordpress.com/2013/01/16/a-word-about-the-yiynova-msp19u/
I've been thinking about getting one for a couple of months now since I'd like to get back into drawing again.
Sucks that new version is out of stock atm.
btw: Does anyone know when they might be in stock again?
@ Ged If you wait until July/August they mentioned a battery free version
info source: The Panda City facebook page
I would like to explain to you for price different between USA and Europe. USA market price will be cheaper than Europe. But we all know that the living cost in Europe is much higher than USA, beside that, shipping cost (by airshipment from Asia to Holland), labour cost, taxation cost, logistic cost, and VAT cost (one of the key issue). Another reason is that USA side wont provide any after service for any goods sold to outside of USA. But we provide 2 years warranty for display and one year for pen in Europe. I think it is easy to see and compare price in between base on above explanation. I sincerely hope that above explanation is clear and let you understand well for the difference in between. David from Yiynova Europe.
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says he is using CS6, clearly has pressure sensitivity. Hope thats helpfull
One question: Does anyone have any experience using a DVI/HDMI cable and VGA converter with their tablet?
I've run 20 metres of DVI through to my living room to try get out the home office in the evenings. VGA is useless at that length due to signal aberrations and ghosting, so I need a digital signal. It's probably a long shot but that's my only concern.
Also, based on the Frenden videos I'd recommend a monitor mount too.
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I plan on having mine just next to the sofa on the arm so I can sketch and relax.
http://www.bosto.co
Might be just me but the price seems to have gone up a bit
intresting, thanks for the tip as I was looking at the bosto, considering its the same price guess ill just look towards price and warranty.
http://frenden.com/post/57384128031/good-news