I have an large 13x20 wacom tablet and am thinking of installing it on my desk. am worried this one is not big enoughand knees will be in the way
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This one is not large compared to some others - less than 12" deep - I have a standard keyboard and it pretty much takes up the entire tray
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I would agree with your assessment. While the width should be adequate, there is no way this would accommodate the 13-inch depth you need for the Wacom tablet. At it's deepest point this keyboard shelf is only 11-inches deep.As for the knee issue, I have a fairly large Bush bow-front desk with a center drawer that I wanted to keep. I mounted this keyboard shelf to the left of the drawer and seem to have been able to avoid the knee issue.I hope that helps.
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My unit is about 11 x 24". It adjusts upwards and downwards so that you can position it several levels. You can keep it down low, just above your knees, or ratchet it up to a level more closely parallel to the desk top. Make sure that the desk you are going to screw this on to can facilitate the depth of a decent size screw as this unit is pretty heavy and requires about 8 screws to attach it to the underside of the desk.
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Somewhat. It's made more for photography and the likes. If your looking for a cheap-up, don't use bamboo version and expect Wacom tablet results. It's good but it's not A tablet!
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Yes, the Upper Desk will fit any shelf thickness, up to 1 7/8". The Upper Desk Cabinet Mount for tablets will definitely fit the bill.
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I have an iPad. There is a couple inches left in width from my iPad. My best advise is to buy a computer chair that is adjustable in height. That is what I have. This desk and hutch are awesome! Looks nice and has a lot of room. I love it and the price is great!!!
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I have the BobjGear cover on mine making mine at least that thick. I won't sit all the way down in the groove, but the stand should support your tablet just fine. I have been constantly using mine for months and have been well satisfied with it.
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Hi, I bought this item. Make sure that the model is listed as CTH 661. If it is, the total size of the tablet is 9"x13.5". The drawing area is about 5.5" x 9". Big enough for my digital painting needs, and I have 2 monitors side-by-side. I hope this helps. Cheers!
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A middle ground 6x8 is fine. You want to consider how much of your workspace you want taken up when you get a large tablet. If you are an illustrator that works large, it's better to get a 6x8 or greater. If you find it a bit too large you can map your tablet down to a smaller work area. Getting something too small is a bit worse than something that is a little big.
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I would say no. My tablet is a 7 in and it fits perfectly without any additional room to spare.
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I'm not sure since the inside border may be too wide. I don't have another tablet to test it on.
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Im using a MBP and a 4X6 tablet right now...and am going to take back the 4X6 beacuse it is too small and feels "jerkey" to me. It is only about 1/4 the size of your laptop, so a small move becomes a pretty big one onscreen. You may have different needs, as I am using mine for CAD (yes, they are *wonderful* for CAD), so keep that in mind.
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The Wacom is really a supersensitive mouse and you would get interference from resting your hand on the pad, however there is a frame around the pad about 1 1/2 inches and your wrist can rest nicely there. This makes it feel like a normal drawing position. I'm not real tech savvy and I love this tablet.
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Not sure. My tabletop is smaller. If it did fit, it would be a tight fit in length.
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Well I find that you will need a very high chair or stand to draw with tablet in lying down position, the stand spreads so the only way to get a good view is to stand. You may want the 14" in this case as you can hold in your lap, this tablet is very large, and hard to move around, I wanted the large one because I do design for a living, and need to work large, and my eye sight is not what it used to be lol. Hope this helps. It is an awesome tablet though, love it!
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not sure how big those tablets are but it all depends upon how/where you position your keyboard. if you put it up on the top shelf with the monitors there should be plenty of room on the large shelf below. i'd strongly recommend using a wireless keyboard and mouse as it will give you the most flexibilty on moving them around or off the desktop whenever needed.
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The portfolio uses elastic bands in the corners with pieces that fit over the corners of the tablet. It should fit almost any 7" or 10" tablet
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A middle ground 6x8 is fine. You want to consider how much of your workspace you want taken up when you get a large tablet.If you are an illustrator that works large, it's better to get a 6x8 or greater. If you find it a bit too large you can map your tablet down to a smaller work area. Getting something too small is a bit worse than something that is a little big.
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It's a fairly simply tablet so I would think so. I've used lots of different Wacom tablets over the years and this is really nice one for the price. The surface is a great texture and the pressure -sensitivity when working in programs like Photoshop is excellent.