MobileStudio Pro 16 – product specifications Also, for those looking to use this machine for 3D CAD, the Nvidia Quadro M1000M GPU (4GB) is a couple of years old, but on paper, is about the same speed as the HP ZBook x2’s Quadro M620. The 512GB SSD is SATA, rather than NVMe and the 16GB of memory is DDR3 rather than DDR4. The dual core Intel Corei7-6567U (3.30GHz, 3.50GHz Turbo) is a ‘Skylake’ 6th Gen Intel Core i7 processor, not Kaby Lake’ 7th Gen Intel Core i7, like all the other mobile workstations in this report. While this functions as a forward facing camera, it also has interesting depth scanning capabilities which we’ll get onto shortly.Īs the MobileStudio Pro 16 was launched in October 2016 it doesn’t have the very latest technology inside. In addition, there’s an Intel Real Sense camera built into the rear of the unit. Unlike most portable computing devices, it isn’t mounted on the top of the unit, but rather to the right (in a right hand configuration), but angled so it gives the usual field of view. The first is the front-mounted HD webcam we’ve come to expect, useful for those collaborative sessions. There are two cameras built into the unit. There’s also Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and an SD card slot. There are no traditional USB Type A ports so you’ll need adapters to plug in older devices. In terms of connectivity, the device is reliant on USB Type C connections (for both peripherals and power). For lefthanded, built-in sensors mean that flipping the device around will quickly switch the orientation of the display.
To the left of the 15.6-inch UHD (3,840 x 2,160) IPS display, you’ll find six shortcut keys along with a radial button that gives you an additional four shortcuts. Once you’ve got it set-up and run through the inevitable Windows updates, you’ll find that you have a large scale Windows-based touch screen machine on your hands. The MobileStudio Pro 16 is undoubtedly a slick example of product design. There are two models with 13-inch and 16-inch displays but for this review we’re looking at the high-end 16-inch model which also includes a pro Nvidia Quadro GPU for 3D CAD work. The MobileStudio Pro is a complete single, touch and pen-enabled tablet. But now Wacom is embedding its pen-based technology into complete computing devices - the latest of which is the MobileStudio Pro. These are supplemental devices, designed to be used with a PC or workstation. From its tablet and pen Intuos devices to its more recent Cintiq displays, the Japanese outfit has mastered the ability to draw on screen using tools that replicate the feel and unique capability of physical pens, pencils and markers.
For decades now, Wacom has been one of the leaders in the field.
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