Does it show your work on the tablet or do you have to use the monitor to see what you are working on?
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You have to use a computer a with monitor. I purchased digital art software at around $40 also, but it _might_ work with pre-installed apps on a computer like Windows Paint.
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What you do on the tablet shows up on your computer monitor. They do make graphic art tablets that have displays right on them, but they can be preeetty expensive. Coordinating yourself to work with drawing on the tablet while looking at the monitor is kind of tough at first, but just work with it regularly for a month or two and it will become second nature.
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It's a battery powered monitor. There is no way to load anything onto it. It's just like your monitor at home it just shows you the picture that your computer tells it to display.
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I can't answer about that I only can tell about mine tablet and it works very good
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The monitor only has two positions, open and closed. When open, it is only at that same angle that you see pictured. It seems like a good angle for general use, and all of the reviews say the viewing angles of the screen are very good, although I haven't seen it for myself. I am also wondering whether the limitation has been problematic for anyone who has used the device for a while.
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Daniel, you can't use it without a computer, the tablet itself acts like a second monitor with touch capabilities. Hope this helps
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No, it doesnt. This is a great monitor system though. We previously had a different system and this moves better and shows so much detail on the monitor.
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This is fairly simple look at the current monitor that is hooked up most likely you don't need it. There is a single ribbon connecting the computer to the monitor.
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no. it doesn't connect to any monitor. you can only see whatever is displayed on the small screen, which has minimal scrolling capability.
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I have this adapter. It requires the external power supply to be plugged into the adapter to provide power for the HDMI output. the short cord with the 30 pin connector plugs into the tablet, and the HDMI cable to the TV plugs into the smaller female connected on the adapter. With all connections made, the tablet displays appears full-screen on the TV. It is great for having more than two people looking at the tablet display at the same time.
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That depends what you mean by "monitor". Think of a tablet as a computer first and a screen second. Connecting a tablet to a digital camera via this device should allow you to access the files on the camera, and view or play them through a media app. I severely doubt you could substitute a tablet for a plain monitor or tv and have it work the same way.
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You can set it up to do that, but I haven't. I really like using the monitor.
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Yes. It has an adjustable counter support stand. The bottom of the monitor rests on your desk... and the stands angle can be adjusted so the monitor is almost perpendicular.. to almost horizontal. Its the type of stand you might use with a tablet... not the type that is attached to a traditiinal monitor
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I don't remember if it did or not but that wasn't relevant to me. However, the monitor I got (which I knew was used) the screen was slightly defective. There were some "grey" areas on the display. The use I have for it made this a non-issue but if you want it for regular daily use, make sure it is fully functional.
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Mine had the monitor included. I dont need to wear the monitor all The time .
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It will definitely project on the computer in real time, meaning what you draw on the tablet will appear on the computer at the same time, but all you see on the tablet is you holding a pen scribbling on a black pad. The one where you can see your drawing on the computer AND the tablet AT THE SAME TIME, is the Wacom Cintiq (sorry for the inappropriate CAPS LOCK, it's just for emphasizing)
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The work does not show up on tablet. However, my grand-daughter loves this product. She has enjoyed many hours of drawing.
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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.