Do you see the picture you are drawing on the tablets screen or do you have to be connected to a computer to see what you are drawing??
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Connected to the computer. You will see what you are drawing on the computer screen
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No, this only works with the Wacom Intuos 4, 5, and certain Cintiq tablets -- which are drawing interfaces for digital artists. *Not* for use with computer tablets like iPads, etc.
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This is not a tablet in that sense...this is an input device for graphic design on a computer...not an android tablet.
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Hi Joshua. This is a Touchscreen Drawing 'tablet' and needs a laptop or a desktop to work. It's basically just a big HD Touchscreen TV that lets you draw right on to it. I love it. B.M.Mahon
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The tablet has to be connected to a USB port. The pen itself is wireless & comes with a cord to plug into your computer that is only for recharging the pen.
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The tablet functions as a "mouse" sort of input. I've only used it with GIMP once, but it did everything I needed it to. Depending on how you use your mouse, and what buttons you're using, you may lose some functionality in that respect, but that's only if you completely forgo the mouse for the tablet input.
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The Wacom Intuos3 tablet does not display anything on the tablet itself; you have to get used to watching the PC screen as you're moving the pen over the surface of the tablet. Wacom does put out the Cintiq line of tablets which DO display your image right on the tablet itself, but of course these are much more expensive. The cheapest of these will set you back a thousand dollars, and even then, some of the people who have used the cheapest Cintiq seem to regard it as a beta product, a little rough around the edges. (There is a better Cintiq tablet, but it costs around $2000.)
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This helps one draw, and you can swipe with the pen via a tablet pc look with the right freeware, but you must ask the internet the right questions and keep searching.....so in a way this is and is not a tablet reader sort to speak.
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yes, this is a MONITOR that allows you to draw on the screen. you still need a tower. If you are looking for the newer, all inclusive cintiq that does not need a tower, it is called the "Cintiq Companion"
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I think need the computer because this item is used to write or draw using the screen of a computer. It is used as a mouse but had more precision and is easier to use when you draw. Need practice on it.
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No, not with this model, but they do make one that has a usb connection to pc for saving and organizing what you draw.
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This current model has to connect to PC/Mac with USB-HDMI ports. There are Wacom models similar to tablets available either on Amazon / Wacom website. Hope this helps.
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Im really not sure what you mean. This device just plugs into a USB port and you can draw with the electronic pen. My daughter uses Adobe Illustratator with hers. It just sounds like you are talking about a completely different device.
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You can view your composed picture either through the eye level view finder or via the rear LCD screen. Either works effectively as you would intend or imagine.
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Not that I know of. I do think you may have to have a certain software for that. However, I have no idea what software does that. All I do know from my experience with it is that when you're drawing on the WACOM what ever you see on the WACOM screen is what appears on your larger monitor. Scrolling in and out with the WACOM is easy too if you have a compatible software. :)
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Yes. The tablet is at it's core a mouse. Once the drivers are installed and you connect the device to your computer it will over ride your mouse functions. The mouse works but if the pen is on the pad it is in control.
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It's monitor only. To see what you're drawing, you would want to get a Cintique.