Of course I've seen it and I'm looking forward to seeing it.

Hanvon Sentip.
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Think Wacom Cintiq. It has the same 6-bit, 12.1" TN Display Panel and double the pressure sensitivity (1024 vs 2048) as the Cintiq - it can often be found cheaper as well. I got mine (b-stock: non-working touch buttons) for a grand total (plus shipping) of $350. The only downsides I see is the pen having less accuracy at 0.4mm, it also lacks an eraser on the opposite end of the pen. You also cannot have any other tablet driver installed at the same time, or else the tablet freaks out.

If it is going to be your primary tablet, its fine! But just like the 12.1" Wacom Cintiq, the TN panel makes the colour accuracy less than ideal - so I'd avoid it for professional colour work. I use the Sentip with a small Windows 8 laptop (Asus Vivobook S200E) for sketching only. My main tablet is still my Wacom Intuos 4L connected to a MacPro and with a Calibrated BenQ EW2730 MVA Display Panel.

Awww, thanks man