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Winer Current Assignee (The listed assignees may be inaccurate. ( en Inventor Marcos Alonso Ruiz Imran A. Google has not performed a legal analysis and makes no representation as to the accuracy of the status listed.) Active Application number AU2016233792A Other versions AU2016233792A1 Google Patents AU2016233792B2 - Touch input cursor manipulation Buy the cheap stuff and it might not last as long as you want it or even be powerful enough to do the things you want.AU2016233792B2 - Touch input cursor manipulation Like I said, good electronics costs you a nice amount of money. It really is worth the investment if you plan on making stuff to sell for money (like I do). The $350 tablet that Dai and I both bought are by far the better option for a starter tablet. So would I suggest getting the Wacom tablet? Yes. Those brand names just have proven themselves to be the best and continue to until a company comes along with better technology and ideas.
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There is a reason why everyone says that Wacom is the best just like everyone says Razer products are the best gaming hardware for PC gaming. So it should pay for itself and then some in due time.ĭo keep this in mind with electronic devices of any kind, you literately pay for what you get. Sure it cost me $350, but I plan on making money from the work I produce with it. Yeah I'd have to say after getting my Wacom Intuos4 Medium, I'm not sure if I would have ever went with a different brand.
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Feel free to give a quick google search on something like "Graphics Tablet" and I'm sure you'll find a mass of reviews and recommendations on they buying of your new tablet! There are a couple of others out there, but Wacom really has dominated the market for quality tablets. The Aiptek Tablets - These are apparently very lightweight, and while a little bit more expensive than the Digipro line, come with a couple of advantages like plenty of macro keys and a higher pressure sensitivity level (twice that of the newer Digipro). They would be a good choice, but a couple things detract from it such as the pen itself requiring a battery, and apparently heavy pressure will create an unpleasant scratching noise.
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UC-Logic / DigiPro - These tablets are, from what I've heard, a solid and inexpensive option and are compatible with both Windows and Macintosh. If you're not convinced/are sure that you can't spend that much however, there are quite a few alternative options: I took a long time to decide what kind of tablet I wanted, but almost every review I've found online said that the Intuos was worth the price jump. I also know that now that the Intuos4 has come out, the slightly older Intuos3 has dropped a lot in price, so you could look at that! If you can't afford the Intuos4, perhaps even the Bamboo? The reason why the Wacom tablets are more expensive is because they really are the best, and that extra bit of money can go a long way in terms of quality of your output! (Okay, a lot biased) but depending on what you're planning on using your tablet for, it may be for the best to go for a Wacom anyway. Well, I know you said that you don't want a Wacom, and perhaps I am a tad biased.
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