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Easy&Light
Transform your tablet into a monitor and graphics tablet

What is Easy&Light?

Easy&Light provides software applications designed to enhance tablet functionality by converting them into versatile tools for computing and creative work. Their products include Twomon SE, which enables tablets to serve as additional monitors, and EasyCanvas, which transforms tablets into graphics tablets for digital drawing and design.

These solutions support both wired and wireless connections, offering flexibility for various setups. The tools are aimed at users seeking to extend their display space or utilize tablets as input devices for professional or personal projects.

Features

  • Twomon SE: Converts tablets into additional monitors
  • EasyCanvas: Transforms tablets into graphics tablets for digital art
  • EasyCanvas2025: Enhanced version of the graphics tablet app
  • Connection Options: Supports both wired and wireless connections

Use Cases

  • Extending desktop display space with a tablet
  • Using a tablet as a graphics tablet for digital art
  • Creating a secondary monitor setup for multitasking
  • Enhancing productivity with additional screen real estate

Blogs:

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