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Best Selling > Computer > Graphics Tablets
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USB Mini Graphics Tablet and Penfrom: Macally August 02, 2006 Best Selling > Computer > Graphics Tablets |
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Wacom Intous A4 Regular Tablet (Graphite) USBfrom: Wacom Best Selling > Computer > Graphics Tablets |
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Intuos2 4D Mousefrom: Wacom Best Selling > Computer > Graphics Tablets |
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PL400 LCD Tablet With Convertor boxfrom: Wacom Best Selling > Computer > Graphics Tablets |
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Intuos2 Inking Penfrom: Wacom Best Selling > Computer > Graphics Tablets |
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Wacom Intuos A6 USB Tabletfrom: Wacom Best Selling > Computer > Graphics Tablets |
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Nisis Easypen USB Graphics Tablet 8x6from: Nisis Best Selling > Computer > Graphics Tablets |
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I've owned this tablet for around 5 months now. And I have some mixed feelings about it, originaly I purchased it because I hadn't previously owned a tablet and didnt want to fork out for a wacom if i was going to decide i disliked using it. At first i was impressed but over the months problems have emerged. The nib of the pen isn't exactly amazing, having worn down increadibly quickly...not that much of a problem, you get a spare one. But the odd angle thats its now at leads to some rather irratic lines (I use it for drawing in photoshop and painter). The drawing surface is irritatingly slippy, more grip would be nice. At time's I've even resorted to blue-tacing a piece of paper over it to get more grip. Annoyingly the tablet ... Read More: >>More Details |
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Pressure-sensitive Intuos Stroke Penfrom: Wacom Best Selling > Computer > Graphics Tablets |
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I've owned this tablet for around 5 months now. And I have some mixed feelings about it, originaly I purchased it because I hadn't previously owned a tablet and didnt want to fork out for a wacom if i was going to decide i disliked using it. At first i was impressed but over the months problems have emerged. The nib of the pen isn't exactly amazing, having worn down increadibly quickly...not that much of a problem, you get a spare one. But the odd angle thats its now at leads to some rather irratic lines (I use it for drawing in photoshop and painter). The drawing surface is irritatingly slippy, more grip would be nice. At time's I've even resorted to blue-tacing a piece of paper over it to get more grip. Annoyingly the tablet ... Read More: >>More Details |
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Fujitsu Siemens LifeBook T3010 - Pentium M 1.4 GHz - RAM 256 MB - HDD 40 GB - Extreme Graphics 2 - WLAN : 802.11b/g - Win XP Tablet PC - 12.1" TFT 1024 x 768 ( XGA )from: Fujitsu Siemens Best Selling > Computer > Graphics Tablets |
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I've owned this tablet for around 5 months now. And I have some mixed feelings about it, originaly I purchased it because I hadn't previously owned a tablet and didnt want to fork out for a wacom if i was going to decide i disliked using it. At first i was impressed but over the months problems have emerged. The nib of the pen isn't exactly amazing, having worn down increadibly quickly...not that much of a problem, you get a spare one. But the odd angle thats its now at leads to some rather irratic lines (I use it for drawing in photoshop and painter). The drawing surface is irritatingly slippy, more grip would be nice. At time's I've even resorted to blue-tacing a piece of paper over it to get more grip. Annoyingly the tablet ... Read More: >>More Details |
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Fujitsu Siemens Stylistic ST5010 - Pentium M 1 GHz ULV - Centrino - RAM 256 MB - HDD 40 GB - Extreme Graphics 2 - Gigabit Ethernet - WLAN : 802.11b/g - Win XP Tablet PC - 12.1" TFT 1024 x 768 ( XGA )from: Fujitsu Siemens Best Selling > Computer > Graphics Tablets |
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I've owned this tablet for around 5 months now. And I have some mixed feelings about it, originaly I purchased it because I hadn't previously owned a tablet and didnt want to fork out for a wacom if i was going to decide i disliked using it. At first i was impressed but over the months problems have emerged. The nib of the pen isn't exactly amazing, having worn down increadibly quickly...not that much of a problem, you get a spare one. But the odd angle thats its now at leads to some rather irratic lines (I use it for drawing in photoshop and painter). The drawing surface is irritatingly slippy, more grip would be nice. At time's I've even resorted to blue-tacing a piece of paper over it to get more grip. Annoyingly the tablet ... Read More: >>More Details |
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