Graphics Tablet

 

Recently bought a Wacom Intuos 3 A5 tablet, it's brilliant

Takes about half an hour to get accustomed to but after that it's very intuitive to use and feels much nicer than a mouse. It's a shame the pen buttons can't be programmed to scroll for browsing the net etc but as I've got a scroll wheel on the keyboard it's not a problem.

If you've never tried one, do so, you won't regret it.

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If you ain't all made of money like Steve

http://www.wacom-europe.com/int/prod...x2.asp?lang=en

You can get this one for about 30 notes from pc world
Its a weird thing to play with. How can the buttons on the pen work with no power in the pen.
I have only just got used to my touchy feely pad on my lap top, without playing invisible light beams on a pan gadget

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Editing photos on a tablet the size of a postage stamp would be fun

Entry level A6 tablet is around £30 and works OK but go for A5 size to make life easier.

 

Been playing with my dinky sized version today and to be honest, i prefer it to using a mouse now
Takes a bit of getting used to, but on some things it seems a lot easier, once to leave the mouse principales behind

 

Guess who wasn't paying attention tonight and almost scribbled all over his tablet with a ballpen.........

 

Guess what

 

Your getting close to being banned for posting spam links or is there something else to guess