Cintiq 24HD Touch: 5 Great Design Features and Specs

Wacom introduced two flashy new models to the tablet market yesterday, the 24HD Touch and the 22HD. These professional tablets, intended mainly for digital artists and designers have much to offer in their innovative design.

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"Tailored around the increasing demands of creative professionals, Wacom® announces two new members of the Cintiq® family of interactive pen displays, the Cintiq 24HD touch and Cintiq 22HD," wrote Wacom in a press release. "Artists and designers now have two new options for working directly on screen."

Click through to see the top five new design features and specs that Wacom's latest tablets have to offer:

The tablet's accompanying smart-pen isn't actually a new feature, but Wacom's highly functional tablet pen, one of the best on the market, may be reason enough to buy one of their tablet's. The Pen works with both the 22HD and the 24HD Touch, and supports Adobe, Corel and Autodesk software.

This new feature for the 24HD Touch model only, allows the user to control the tablet with both the pen and their own fingers, using a number of intuitive motions to move images around the screen, zoom in and out, and alter images.

Both new models come with the a well designed, counter-weighted stand for best possible ergonomics. The stand allows the user to work in the position best suited to them, holding the tablet up in front of them, of flat on a desk.

The beautiful 24HD Touch 24.1-inch diagonal screen features resolution of 1,920 x 1,200 pixels, which displays 1.07 billion colors while also showig 97 percent of Adobe RGB's color spectrum

The 22HD is already available and retailing at $1,999. The upcoming 24HD Touch is set for release August 2012 for the hefty price of $3,699.