Is the touch pressure sensitive? Could I purchase a pressure sensitive stylus to use with this tablet? Would it make a good drawing tablet?
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I believe that you can. That is what some people have used this tablet for because it is compatible. It used Windows 7 if that helps.
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This tablet has 512 levels of touch sensitivity. I regularly use the wacom digitizer pen that came with it. When I need a longer pen for a more natural feel I use a Grip pen I actually bought for my Cintiq 15x. That digitizer pen also registers 512 levels of pressure sensitivity. It's an excellent drawing tablet.
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No. This tablet is for drawing. I would not recommend buying this tablet. Read my review for additional information.
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Not necessarily. It's a soft point tip that compresses on touch. Really the only tablet with high precision would be the note due to its calibrated own. But this is nice to simply use to navigate through Web pages etc. It does work slightly better than your finger, but not for writing due to the soft tip.
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First - I am not an artist but like to draw and take notes at meetings. I do not find there to be lag. The stylus works great especially on the pressure sensitive drawings (shadowing etc.). I do however find that it takes some getting used to on the accuracy of where the line will be drawn. Once the style is on the tablet, very accurate. Final point, it is not like writing on paper. I font the stylus to be slippery so lines are hard to draw straight. I am told that a felt tip stylus is available and eliminates this issue but have yet to find one and buy. Hope this helps...
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Er... it doesn't take any battery and thus no Bluetooth... So, I am not sure how the other people got "pressure sensitive" from this stylus...if you are thinking of the Wacom Intuos Creative Stylus kinda "pressure sensitive", this one has none of that...
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We recommend the GT-190 tablet monitor. It has 5080 DPI and 2048 levels of pressure sensitivity. For $450 it is a great alternative to tablets that costs four times the price. As for software for beginners, there are free drawing programs out there, such as MyPaint, Krita, Fire Alpaca and so on. If you would like to buy a drawing program, we recommend Adobe Suites. Hope this helps.
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I haven't tested it, but this is a capacitive touch screen, so you should be able to use a capacitive stylus on it, I'm not sure how precise it would be though.
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So this doesnt have 3g connectivity. It says "with stylus", does that mean that this tablet includes the Thinkpad Digitizer Pen (the one with pressure sensitivity)?
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I use this tablet almost exclusively in Adobe Illustrator. You have to create custom brushes with pressure sensitivity options, but it works very well. So to answer your question, Yes.
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Sorry cannot say, as I do not use it for that. But as it has a rubber tip (typical of styluses) I would not think it would do well for drawing. Drawing would do better with a hard tip, I'd think. Actually what I was looking for, but can't seem to find.
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Hey Melina if is a touch screen it should work fine. This is a fine stylus that will let you see your lines when writing or drawing. I hope this help you.
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Okay, hopefully I've managed to edit this in time to stop the previous answer from sending out. I accidentally clicked "yes" because my mouse is acting weird and doesn't move properly. Long story. Anyway, I'm really sorry about that and I apologize even more in the next message. I explain in the next message that is displays the drawing on the computer screen, not that of the tablet. Only super expensive and huge tablets have a separate screen like that. Again, sorry for the lengthy answer comprised mainly of apologies.
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I have not used the stylus very much but found it worked flawlessly. I have been using my fingers to touch and go. I am very happy with the monitor's touch capabilties and display. Good Luck!
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The stylus I think is pretty decent for drawing, but the platform you're working on makes a huge difference too. If your tablet or whatever doesn't pick up the movements quickly enough, your drawings will look bad regardless of the quality of the stylus. So, I like it more than other styli I've tried for drawing, but my drawings still look like butt.
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The palm rejection works very wells. When the stylus is 0.5 inch above the surface, the tablet detects and does palm rejection. So you can place your palm on the surface and draw.
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IMO, the touch options are primarily a gimmick and actually impede workflow. I use the I4, medium and large at work and at home, respectively. They're great tablets and will last a long time, if not abused. I bought a Bamboo Pen and Touch, just to see if I would like touch options or incorporate them in into my workflow. I did not. My coworker has a PPT, medium. She keeps the touch features disabled. So, PPT and I4s are both great tablets, but the touch features don't really add any value, just keep that in mind while shopping for the right price.
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No. This isn't that type of 'stylus'. This is meant and designed to operate with huion graphics tablets. It's essentially a pen for art, with tips that need replacing and all. Sorry.