Drawboard PDF for the Surface Studio gets highlighted

While some media outlets have run poorly thought out articles talking about how people who haven’t used the Surface Studio already find it useless, the people behind Drawboard PDF have drafted up a post explaining how they worked with Microsoft to make the Surface Studio work with Drawboard PDF to make a good experience.

The Surface Studio – being a device that can act as a canvas for your desk, is suited not only to artists but also to architects as well.

The Surface dial and Surface Pen provide excellent accessories for professionals to use in creating designs by using the dial to draw perfect lines, make accurate measurements and write on the screen at angles.

The new Surface Studio and Surface Dial provide a larger and more versatile canvas for people to take advantage of Drawboard PDF,” said John Richards, General Manager of Surface at Microsoft. “Architects, engineers and construction professionals will have amazing access to a full range of inputs?—?including touch, pen, and the new Surface Dial, that will allow them to be more efficient in how they edit and collaborate on large complex documents.”

You can find out more about the Surface Studio by clicking on the Surface Studio tag below or going to Microsoft’s site here.

Additionally, you can pre-order the accessories for the Surface Studio from the links below:

• Surface Keyboard – $129.99
• Surface Ergonomic Keyboard – $129.99
• Surface Mouse – $49.99
• Surface Dial – $99.99

If you already have a Surface Pro4 or Surface Book running Windows 10, you can already take advantage of the Drawboard PDF. Download it from the Windows Store below.

Download it from the Windows Store below.

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