Gaming monitors and laptops are all about the upgrade to OLED panels right now, but what if your interests are a little narrower? drink drink And a little more write write? Then you're probably already familiar with Wacom's Cintiq line of pen-enabled monitors. The company's latest screen-slash tablet features an OLED panel, making it surprisingly ideal for drawing on the go.

Movnik The first in a new line of monitor-tablet hybrids designed to be thinner and lighter. And it scores on both counts, weighing just 420 grams (.92 pounds) and being 4 millimeters thin. Compared to Wacom's One 13 Monitor tablet with the same screen size, it weighs less than half. And, perhaps best of all, you can connect it to a PC or mobile device with just a USB-C cable for both data and power.

Obviously, an anti-glare screen is important for artists. While the resolution isn't amazing at just 1920×1080, color accuracy is through the roof, with 100 percent DCI-P3 color accuracy, 95 percent on Adobe RGB, and Pantone certification to ensure that what you're watching is accurate. Let's go to the final task. Naturally, it benefits from OLED's brilliant color vibrancy and black contrast.

Some Wacom purists may need to make adjustments to their workflow since the screen only has two ExpressKeys for tool control, but the included Pro Pen 3 with integrated nib holder will feel very familiar. Movinc is compatible with all other Wacom pens and third-party styluses. And the tablet itself is compatible with any device that supports DisplayPort over USB-C, including ChromeOS and some Android phones.

Now if you're a fan of Wacom hardware, you're waiting for the other shoe to drop. Here it is: The Movinc costs $750. Plus, if you want a carrying case and a fold-up stand. While it's far from Wacom's most expensive device (that would be the $3,500 Cintiq Pro 27 monitor), it's also nearly double the price of the Wacom One 12. But something tells me a lot of digital artists will be lining up to buy it, especially if they like to combine work with travel.