\nwireless operating time of up to 16 hours. Artists can connect
\nup<\/a> to three devices, one wired device using a USB, and two wireless devices,
\nand they can toggle between devices using a mechanical switch on the tablet. The
\nIntuos Pro works with both Windows and Mac operating systems and with nearly
\nall creative applications, so artists can both create their art, and navigate
\nthrough their daily tasks. For those who prefer a pencil-like feel or thicker
\nbarrel, Wacom has partnered with several pen manufacturers, such as Staedtler,
\nLamy and Dr. Grip, for a broad range of styluses that will work without
\nadditional set up.<\/p>\n
In addition to the Intuos Pro tablet and
\nPro Pen 3, artists will receive free trials of Clip Studio Paint, MASV and Capture
\nOne software. Wacom will also include access to Wacom\u2019s own software Yuify,
\nwhich is designed to secure authorship for artists. Yuify works with popular
\nsoftware, including Clip Studio Paint, Adobe Photoshop and Rebelle 7, and
\nallows artists to embed a micromark in their work. This micromark is persistent
\nthrough screenshotting or downloading, maintaining the link between the artist
\nand their art. The Intuos Pro, like all of Wacom\u2019s pro products, also grants
\naccess to Wacom Bridge, which facilitates pen and touch input between local and
\nremote machines for improved professional collaboration.<\/p>\n
The Intuos Pro will be available in early
\n2025 at the Wacom Official Stores in Lazada, Shopee and leading IT stores in
\nthe country. The three sizes will cost P 16,990 for the small, P 25,900 for the
\nmedium and P 33,900 for the large.<\/p>\n