Small Graphics Tablet Recommendations
February 26, 2010
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Technology is all well and good, but when you are carrying around a laptop, power supply, mouse and bag, things can get a little cumbersome. Also, at your computer desk or table, you need to keep room there for a cup of coffee, the telephone, kids drawings or that newtons cradle you got for christmas. You need space to work, which is where a small graphics tablet comes in.
Adesso Cybertablet Z12 Widescreen Graphics Tablet
At the time of writing this review, the Cybertablet Z12 from Adesso is the only widescreen graphics tablet we have reviewed. With an active area of 10 x 6.25 inches, the Z12 certainly has lots of digital real estate to let you draw in photoshop or arrange in illustrator, but does it match up to the similarly priced Wacom tablets?
DigiPro 4×3 USB Graphics Tablet Review
If you are looking for an entry level graphics tablet and are not quite convinced that your latest artistic venture warrants the purchase of a Wacom tablet, then you will be considering the other manufacturers such as Adesso, Genius or DigiPro. Although they are cheaper in price to the Wacom models, the ones made by DigiPro are good quality and are perfect for your first USB graphics tablet.
Top 5 Wacom Graphics Tablets
February 23, 2010
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Wacom seem to have it made. Not only do they produce excellent products at pretty reasonable prices, but they also have established themselves as the market leader in the graphics tablet industry. Products made by them were once only used by graphucs designers or photoshop gurus but Wacom have made massive in-roads to the consumer market, getting their USB graphics tablets into the homes of millions of people all over the world.
Wacom Silver Bamboo Fun Graphics Tablet
The Bamboo fun silver model is the perfect size to take with you to school or work and connects with just a simple USB cable. It is sleek, stylish and fun to use in a wide variety of situations. Don’t just take our word for it though, Wacom is the industry standard name in Graphics Tablets. If you want to join the thousands of digital artists, graphics designers and scrapbookers who use this product every day for work and play.
Tooya Pro Graphics Tablet
February 22, 2010
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The Penpower Tooya Pro digital graphics tablet has some great features that you would expect from a more expensive manufacturer such as note taking, handwriting recognition and a 2000dpi screen that operates with 1024 levels of sensitivity. The active area of the tablet is 10 x 6.5 inches, which is more than adequate for most peoples needs, but the tablet is also available in a larger 12 x 10.1 inch version too for those who feel they need it.
Wacom Intuos4 Wireless
Wacom have now introduced another innovation to their already amazing product line of industry standard, flagship graphics tablets – [...]
HOWTO: Convert Any LCD Screen To Be A Graphics Tablet
January 13, 2010
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There are 2 types of graphics tablet. The usual one where the area you write and draw on is [...]
What’s The Difference Between A Pen Tablet And A Pen Display
January 5, 2010
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If you are considering buying a graphics tablet and you are confused with the difference between a pen display and [...]
Aiptek Slim Graphics Tablet Review
There is an old adage that applies to many a purchase, whether electronic or not.
“You get what you pay for”
In [...]
