[pepsi]

Howdy folks, just a out of the blue question.


I am looking to get a writing tablet, that works relatively well in comparison to its price range. Is there any decent working ones between 40-80.00? or is this something worth saving a little up for?

I wanted to use it mainly for working with some manga studio software, and being able to interpret my strokes would be ideal.

More info would be great I guess.

[Hive Lord]

What currency are you working in? :P

I have a Wacom Bamboo, which is great; pressure sensitive, extra feature buttons. Works fine, nice and simple, relatively cheap.

Around £50, or USD 80.


I'm not an expert artist by any means, I just use it for doodling or as a mouse, and it's perfect for that.

[greatmaju]

I don't know any specifics, but a Wacom would do great.
I had one, and it worked fine, and I'm sure they are the best for tablets.
I am also looking for one though, so I'll see what you turn up with.

[pepsi]

http://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-4-x-3-DRAWIN...3A1%7C294%3A50

Was looking at this. Had free shipping and the likes, but according to these specs, is it halfway decent?

[mace]

I had a Wacom Bamboo, and it was great! (Lent it to a friend though, since getting a tablet pc) It was a Bamboo, not a Bamboo fun, and it would be the most basic one I would recommend.

That ebay item.. looks VERY cheap and.. low quality =\ I'd go for a Wacom Bamboo at the very least. I picked mine up for AUD$99.. which is.. as Hive Lord said, around USD 80.

[pepsi]

yeah, sounds like the 80.00 would be better.