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Tablets and Digitizers
New Pressure Sensitive Tablets Blur the Lines Between Traditional
Digitizing Boards and Artistic Tablets
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If you haven't got a tablet yet and are still using a mouse, run—don't walk to the nearest computer store and buy a tablet or digitizer board. Throw your mouse away before you leave because, I guarantee it, you won't want it any more after you've tried a tablet! Tablets are easy, they are accurate, good ones can be found for less than $300, they are an absolute joy to use. Cordless is cool! The light weight cordless freedom offered by the new pucks and pens make mousing seem primitive.
I Need a Tablet? - Throw away your mouse first, then go buy a tablet. You won't be sorry.
Wacom ArtPad - The ArtPad Graphics Tablet with UltraPen
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