#DUET DISPLAY FOR MAC#

Unlocking those will cost $20 per year, and Duet founder Rahul Dewan tells me he believes that will be a much more sustainable business model, both for his app and for other developers working on iOS software. But Duet Display is actually more powerful, in that it acts very similar to what you’d expect from a Wacom tablet, giving you full use of an extended display as well as pressure sensitivity, palm rejection and both Mac and Windows support.Īlongside the new features, there’s a new business model: Duet Display is going subscription-based, at least for those who want access to the professional features including pressure sensitivity. The update works sort of like Astropad for iOS, letting you use the Pencil as a pressure sensitive stylus for directly working in painting, drawing and other graphic apps including Photoshop and Illustrator. Then get the Duet Display app for iPad/iPhone.

#DUET DISPLAY FOR MAC#

Get the Duet Display app for Mac at the Duet website. And with our latest release, you can even add a touch bar to any iPad with any Mac. Interact with Mac & PC like never before, with touch & gestures, including two-finger scrolling, pan and zoom. To use the Duet Display app you must get the app for both your Mac computer and your iPad. The Duet desktop app will automatically detect your device, and transform it into a high performance touchscreen display. Using this app is about as simple, smooth and intuitive as an app can be.

Now, the app is getting an update and a Pro mode that lets it act as a fully pressure sensitive display-integrated drawing tablet with iPad Pro and Apple Pencil. Getting Started with the Duet Display App.

Duet Display is one of the most useful apps to come along in a while, letting users turn their iPad into a second screen for their Mac with virtually no latency via wired Lightning cable connection.

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