what tablet should I buy for my daughter to use with this software. She is an avid manga drawer in paper. Please help
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Really just about any sort of graphics tablet will be good, but I would recommend getting her a Wacom brand tablet. Even one of the cheaper Wacom tablets will be better and last longer than most other brands. One of the Wacom Bamboo tablets would be more than adequate for her if she is just learning how to use a graphics tablet. If she's a bit more serious about doing computer art, I would recommend getting her an Intuos- they have a few more features and are a bit more sensitive, but there's no reason to get her one that's more expensive if she's not sure she'll use it. Good luck! Manga Studio is my favorite program. If she likes to draw comics she will love this software!
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No Kim. the tablet is simplya surface interface. What you draw can only be seen on the monitor. I think that what you are looking for might be the touch screen monitor that supports Wacom pens. That is somewhere between 900 & 2000 dollars depending on the size you buy.
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I have this tablet. Getjar is ok, Google play is not available for it to my knowledge. Most Amazon apps & games work. When you go to buy an app on Amazon, it will show you if its ok for your tablet, or not. Good Tablet for the price. Dont waste money on an sd card unless you want to transfer stuff from another source such as pictures, music, or pc files.
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Yes. I've used it with sketchbook before as well as manga studio. The drivers seem iffy with photoshop and I haven't managed to get pressure to work there.
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cristian you have to ck with MS Specs. the pen was designed for Android systems I think. it has a small electronic package in it. go to frys and try out the bamboo pen which is speced for tablets.
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It's awesome for research and note taking, I was able to access and download PDf articles from my online college library and annotate them very easily. However I could not unlock copyrighted school text books using this tablet. I bet a windows tablet could fix this issue, I haven't taken any classes online with this tablet. I've read some reviews from college students and teachers who love this tablet for their work. If you like to draw nothing in this price range comes anywhere close, it is the best.
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IdolPad Plus can work as e reader. Actually most budget tablets can be used as e readers but dual camera function is not likely to be available on these low priced tablets since customers who buys these tablets don't really care much about Cameras. If you need to get dual camera, you can check Samsung Galaxtab 2 or some other bigger brands at around $200 - $250.
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Definitely not the Leappad. I'd go with the Kindle Fire because you can do so much more on it. In either case, don't buy too early as the return clock is ticking and be sure to give a gift receipt. :) Good luck!
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Jessica, So glad you asked before buying this thing. The zeepad we got was total garbage. I got it for my nephew and it was almost unusable. The screen is unreadable, it pixelates like crazy, and the device itself feels shoddy. Thankfully, Amazon is awesome and I was able to easily return it for a refund that I put towards the purchase of a Kindle Fire (the 159 dollar ad supported one). Lesson learned as far as I am concerned. The Fire is an awesome device and nothing in the under 300 dollar tablet market comes close to it for performance and value. As for 10-inch tablets, my ASUS Transformer is amazing and I use it constantly. Either would do what you are looking for. Hope this helps.
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I'm following my instincts too, I'm a good fan of android and this tablet is just another android appliance, so I will recommend you to follow any android instructive. Good luck...
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GetJar is there to download apps, Its kinda sucky, But you can use the Amazon App store to download from assuming you have an Amazon account. It likes to black screen on follow up uses (like after restarting and such) but you can clear the App data or cache and it will work again, Odd I know, But Coby isnt the best Tablet as i have sadly learned. Returned mine within a month.
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I have put manga on there and, frankly, I'm delighted. It depends on how word intensive your comic is, though. My first try was really a perfect fit, and only occasionally did I have to zoom in to read a word. For a two page layout, I simply flipped the layout to horizontal. My second manga's words were smaller, and I did find myself zooming in more often--a slight annoyance, yes--but after doing so I could read the print.The pictures were perfectly fine. No complaints there. Your battery life will be shorter, though (for your .jpgs, at least).For the record, all my mangas were in .jpg format. I can't speak to how .pdf will work. I have put manga on there and, frankly, I'm delighted. It depends on how word intensive your comic is, though. My first try was really a perfect fit, and only occasionally did I have to zoom in to read a word. For a two page layout, I simply flipped the layout to horizontal. My second manga's words were smaller, and I did find myself zooming in more often--a slight annoyance, yes--but after doing so I could read the print.The pictures were perfectly fine. No complaints there. Your battery life will be shorter, though (for your .jpgs, at least).For the record, all my... » Read More I have put manga on there and, frankly, I'm delighted. It depends on how word intensive your comic is, though. My first try was really a perfect fit, and only occasionally did I have to zoom in to read a word. For a two page layout, I simply flipped the layout to horizontal. My second manga's words were smaller, and I did find myself zooming in more often--a slight annoyance, yes--but after doing so I could read the print.The pictures were perfectly fine. No complaints there. Your battery life will be shorter, though (for your .jpgs, at least).For the record, all my mangas were in .jpg format. I can't speak to how .pdf will work. « Show Less
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How long does the battery last with .jpgs? Is it a matter of hours or can it last a day? I also am interested in reading manga on the 505 if I do purchase it, especially for long commutes.Thanks!
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I have put manga on there and, frankly, I'm delighted. It depends on how word intensive your comic is, though. My first try was really a perfect fit, and only occasionally did I have to zoom in to read a word. For a two page layout, I simply flipped the layout to horizontal. My second manga's words were smaller, and I did find myself zooming in more often--a slight annoyance, yes--but after doing so I could read the print. The pictures were perfectly fine. No complaints there. Your battery life will be shorter, though (for your .jpgs, at least). For the record, all my mangas were in .jpg format. I can't speak to how .pdf will work.
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Bamboo Create. It was my first tablet. I got it 5 years ago and it's still fully functional through all the years of wear and tear. It's not a huge one, but it's a nice size for beginners or hobbyists. The pen pressure levels aren't too bad either. It comes with two free art programs for Windows and Mac.
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Yes. The Manga tablet is the CTH480, making the tablet itself the Pen & Touch Small.
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The tablet works great. I purchase two of them but one of the has a problem with the power button. Tablet still works though. My daughters use it for everything. I do recommend that you purchase a large Micro Sd card for the tablet at least a 16gb card. Other than that its a great tablet. Oh! Last thing try to get the forward and back facing camera. Its a little more but worth it.