The new Clarity 6K touchscreen from Alogic can interpret all the macOS gestures and can be programmed for more advaced gestures.
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Australia-based tech brand Alogic has announced the launch of a brand-new color monitor in its Clarity range. The new 32-inch color touchscreen display has a 6K ultra-high-definition panel for video editing work and detailed illustration and drafting applications.
The Clarity Touch 6K screen is capable of displaying the details of pixel-dense handheld devices at a massive 32-inch scale, giving users more control over their Macs by turning them into a virtual 32-inch iPads for applications like painting onto a digital canvas using the brand’s pressure-sensitive Clarity Active Stylus. Thanks to a retina-friendly 216 pixels per inch, individual pixels create a high-resolution image with crisp text and almost 2.5 times the screen space offered by a 4K display.
Designed by creatives and aimed at creatives, the Clarity Touch 6K delivers true-to-life colors for editing photos and proofing for print or color grading hi-res video footage. The screen has a wide color gamut and is calibrated for the reproduction of accurate colors with an Average Delta E of <1.
The Clarity Touch 6K is designed by creatives and aimed at video and image editors, as well as illustrators.
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Billed as the world’s first 6K touchscreen, the Clarity is designed to eliminate the barriers between creatives and their ideas by offering intuitive and customizable multi-touch controls with both macOS and Windows computers
The touch controls include everyday gestures already used on iPhones, iPads or MacBook trackpads, such as pinch-to-zoom and twist-to-rotate. More advanced gestures include more ways to navigate a computer’s interface, such as swiping three fingers up to access all windows or three fingers left and right to switch between virtual desktops.
When used with a Mac, all the Clarity’s multi-touch gestures are fully customizable via Alogic’s Clarity Touch Drivers, enabling users to navigate around their desktop in ways that make sense their workflow.
The Clarity Touch 6K comes with a folding stand for drawing. The screen works with active styluses like the Clarity Active Stylus
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When combined with our Clarity Active Stylus, the new 6K screen turns into a 32-inch digital drawing board that’s suitable for artists, architects and plenty in between. The Clarity Active Stylus offers low latency and 4,096 levels of pressure sensitivity to match the Clarity’s 6,016 x 3,384 resolution, making it easier to sketch, draft, paint or annotate images digitally.
Clarity Touch Drivers, which are available exclusively for macOS devices, let the user assign custom actions and shortcuts to various multi-touch gestures, ranging from everyday actions like undo, to program-specific functions like New Layer in Adobe Photoshop. This enables users to spend more time wielding a stylus without interrupting the creative flow by switching back to a mouse or keyboard to perform tasks.
The new Clarity 6K includes a USB-C hub for connecting a laptop with 65W charging function, two USB accessories and audio via a single USB-C cable, enabling the connection of peripherals like external hard drives, wired headphones, mice, keyboards and other tools needed to create digital art.
The Clarity 6K 32-inch display is available now and priced at $2,249.99 / £1,979.99 / €2.249,99, although initial discounts are available.
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