If you were so keen on researching to prove my thoughts wrong (which were not you just took them a step further), then please finish researching by yourself and stop asking questions that you can find by yourself especially after some links were given to you to point you in that direction. You asked about the sensitivity and I gave you an answer. If you hadn't noticed already, I do not know much about tablets.
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Besides, what's wrong with the Mac OS or Linux?Ģ) Notice my comment about compatibility on the bottom or did that slip by your perspicacious eye? They still offer older operating systems. What is know tho is that you need AAA batteries for the pen and mouseįirst of all notice how the 50 buck 1 doesn't support vista?ġ) Vista has so many bugs in it that it isn't worth getting for at least two years. Tell me the resolution of the 50 buck one or the tilt rangeĮdit: i took at look at what the 50 buck one had:
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It might be risky to try the less expensive models, but if it works, I believe it would be worth its price.įirst of all notice how the 50 buck 1 doesn't support vista? then next PC you get WILL have vista so you won't get too much time with it.
However, WACOM's do get better reviews for compatibility. Same active area and pressure level, a large difference in price. WACOM Intuos3 PTZ630 6" x 8" Active Area USB Tablet Genius MousePen 8" x 6" Active Area USB Graphic Tablet I'm not exactly sure what it's called under stats, but I'm guessing it's "Pressure Levels". If you're going to buy a tablet, just go with Wacom, it's a safer bet. That's the wiki entry, and you can even just google Wacom and go right to their site if you want.
You'll want to aim for a 6x8" or above to get the control needed for drawing or even graphic design in general. If you want for under 100-150, you'll be getting a rather small 4x5" tablet, which doesn't offer much control if your resolution on your monitor is at or over 800圆00 (Which is the smallest I might add).
Which even then gives for amazing control of what you're doing. If you don't want so much senstivity, go with Graphire4 (current "generation") which has (from the wiki entry on Wacom again) "512 levels of pressure". And the no battery/no cord stylus is an amazing little thing too. Intuos (from the Wiki entry) "includes tilt sensitivity and 1024 levels of pressure".
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