No, you can't. It's not standalone. Just a monitor with digitizer surface. Like asking, if monitor and mouse will work without a PC.

Dustin Spencer Hi, really sorry I have no experience on Linux at all. Your best bet is to reach out to these companies through Facebook and ask them directly. Sorry I can’t help more.

Oh okay thanks Oliver. I will do that. One last question. Would you that this tablet is still worth buying today?

Beelzebun Mot had any issues with mine at all. Not used it for a while as I now have a Cintiq 22HD Pen and Touch.

£350

I got about six months use without issues and then had problems with drivers and bad connections to USB and HDMi ports. I now have a Cintiq 22HD Pen and Touch (second hand for £700) and it's miles ahead of any of the Chinese tab monitors.

I eneded up selling mine as it was very slow and there was little to no support from Olympus.

That explains why my friend would give me something that costs $300US for free. It's his used one. It's like the lump of coal at Christmas

Highly recomended

Yes it's just a monitor with a pressure sensitive screen.

Hi and thanks. No issues whatsoever, just love this little drone!

Don't even touch the Huion anymore. Look at an Artisul D13 or D10. Build quality is far superior and better drivers. Great for everything with the right software.

These tab monitors are great for just that but Huion don't have a great reputation for good build quality. Look at an Artisul D13.

I'd say no...it's just a home machine

I have no clue. I assume it's a generic upgrade so they've added an S to show the newer version. If you are looking at Tab Monitors I think Artisul are much better build quality and better drivers. See my D13 review.

I'd look at the Artisul Tablets as in my opinion they are the best built on the market right now!

But here only 14 ex or 22 hdx which you buy if are you are illustrator?

Don't get the Bosto get the largest Artisul.

And Why reasons dont bosto

The build quality on the Bosto isn't great and they have glitchy drivers. Artisul all the way or Wacom!

Due to the number of arrays the YSP 2700 has I would plump for that. I feel that the Onkyo is trying to sell on Atmos but lacks the dedicated rear channel projector the Yamaha has. Try and audion before you buy but I think Yamaha are still leaps and bounds above the other soundbars.

Okay it's a native 1080p projector that will accept a 4K signal (similar to the ones that are native 720p and accept a 1080p signal). This means it doesn't display a 4K picture it downscales the 4k signal to 1080p but does look very good due to pixel sub sampling being better in 4K and retaining more info per pixel.

Look only at Artisul, they have the best Wacom style tablets monitors and are USB 3 powered.

It is a fantastic alternative to Wacom. If you have the budget go Wacom if not Artisul is the best brand!

Glad i could help!

Loved doing the review and testing the delicious coffee this machine produces.

Soundtouch is just a soundbar and not a sound projector. The Yamaha is designed to bounce the rear sound effects behind you, center speaker effects at you and left and right...well...left and right. It does a fabulous job at emulating full 5.1 and 7.1 surround. The Bose will give you a wider soundscape but won't compare to the Yamaha.

Legs are about 1.5cms but you don't have to use them it can sit on its smaller rubber flush feet. Space between the add on feet is 79cms.

Excellent, that should be dooable, cheers for the prompt response

Get the best you can afford. The Artisul tablets are very good!

There is no way around UK customs duty!

Worked just fine with Zbrush no issues at all!

Okay it's always a bit of a wrench to move away from a dedicated multi speaker system and a normal cheap sound bar just won't give you anything near the feeling of full 5.1/7.1. The Logitech system you have is also no match for these systems and are really PC/living room stop gaps for those on a budget. To many they'll sound fine but lack the grunt and precision audio. So if you want great sound with minimal wires you're best bet is one of these sound projectors from Yamaha. It's hard to believe it will emulate 5.1/7.1 but it really does a great job and bass is phenomenal and wireless to boot. You'll need to tweak it a bit from auto set up and you'll have a listening sweet spot but you can set 3 positions into memory. If money is no option get the 5600 with a subwoofer. It is big and will be better wall mounted but its Atmos compatible and sounds stunning. There are other Atmos sound bars out there but I think Yamaha are the leaders in sound projection and most others are not using the same tech. Alternatively you could look for a slimline receiver and rear wireless speakers but they can be hit and miss connection wise and you'll need to plug them in too. Hope this helps! Need any more info please ask.

Oliver Scott thanks for your input!!! Just bought a Yamaha YSP2700 sound projector sound bar. 16 speakers 🔊 with that surround sound effect. Awesome 👏🏼! I added a second powered sub and it sounds close to a 7.2 surround sound set up with very minimal clutter. Thanks for your advice. You should recommend this to everyone who doesn't want a a/v receiver.

There is really little point in actually demoing a movie as it will not show how this item performs. It would be distorted and sound terrible recorded through even a good camera. You're best idea would be to find a local stockist and get a demo there in a good demo room.