High quality graphic tablets include the Wacom Intuos4, MonoPrice #6251, Wacom Bamboo Create, Wacom Cintiq, and VTPenPad. The price of these vary, and are listed on Amazon from 39.99 to 199.99.
Yes! In fact if you are like me, once you start using a tablet for everything you'll have trouble returning to the slow old mouse! Tablets take a little time to get used to, but for most things are much faster than mice!
To use a Wacom Intuos tablet with Microsoft Paint, first, connect the tablet to your computer and install any necessary drivers from the Wacom website. Once the drivers are installed, open Microsoft Paint. You can then use the pen on the tablet to draw or write directly in the Paint interface, where the pen pressure sensitivity will allow for varied line thickness based on how hard you press. Adjust settings in the Wacom Tablet Properties if you want to customize the pen buttons or sensitivity.
The Wacom CINTIQ 21UX is a graphics tablet designed for the professional graphic artist. Recommended for those that use graphics programs for their work on a daily basis, the tablet provides a very large monitor and a programmable pen with advanced touch sensitivity. This tablet comes with a hefty price tag, and is not recommended for the hobbyist, however, for the professional graphic artist it is generally considered the best and worth the additional cost over other graphics tablets.
You should contact Wacom support, they answered me quickly, but most likely yes. My experience is with a Bamboo pen on an older tablet, it works perfect. Wacom has a good backwards compatibility policy.
yes, on ebay.com
Wacom tablets can range from 100-800$ depending on size and model.
Wacom provides a wide variety of different electronic products. The most well-known and popular Wacom products, however, are the Wacom drawing tablets.
"Lenovo tablets are new innovative tables, and yes, they are made by wacom. These have become quite popular, as an alternative to the iPad and other android-based tablets, such as Samsung, and also the Playbook by Blackberry."
As Domayne has no listing for that tablet and Wacom.com.au did then expect to pay about A$269.00
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I do not know where in the world you are but if you find the nearset place that sells the Wacom tablets - they should be able to help
Just go with Wacom. They have the best quality of graphic tablets. If you want cheaper, pick their Wacom Bamboo. It's under $100.
The Wacom Intuos 5 Touch and the Wacom Bamboo both come with replaceable pens. These pens can be purchased directly from their official company website.
As Wacom pen tablets are often targeted at a specific niche of artists, many of its higher end products are their most popular products. These include the Cintiq line for professionals and the Intuos line for people serious about their drawing hobby.
Wacom produces electronic devices for business and educational use. Their most prominent products are pen tablets and displays, as well as a variety of pen styluses for various uses.
A lot of Wacom drawing tablets come with pretty good art programs that take advantage of everything the tablet can do, but Sketchbook Express (which came with my Wacom Pen & Touch Medium) is pretty good.
All Wacom Graphics tablets are made for use with Mac or PC; they come with software installation disks for use with either operating system. You can use it with one system or both.