The newest member of Wacom's high-end graphics tablet family is an upgrade to the previous 12WX model, and fills the gap between the high-end and high-priced Cintiq 22HD at £1,899 (AU$2,365, US$1,999) and the Intuos 5 at £430 (AU$550, US$425) for the L model). The Cintiq's unique selling point has always been the ability to draw onto the screen, and with its 13.3- inch screen and 1,280 x 1,920 resolution it's bright and responsive, making the user experience as intuitive as ever.