Does it show you what you're drawing on the tablet? Like a screen?
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nope, they are like the wacom tablets, you draw on it and it displays on the computer screen, the ones that you want to see while you draw....draw on screen type...they are more like $1000 or more....
1818234
The tablet itself does not have a screen. It works like a mouse on a mouse pad.
885407
It's the kind that plugs into a computer and what you draw shows up on the screen. :)
805736
You can only see it on the monitor (PC). It does allow for more natural drawing but will take some getting used to. It has pressure sensitivity so if you use it Adobe's Photoshop or Illustrator it opens up the ability to change line weight with the brushes.
1165429
This tablet works with Illustrator, Photoshop and Corel Draw, not to mention a few others, it's large and you can 'trace' your drawing by laying it on the tablet and going over the lines with the 'pen'. Very nice.
1390805
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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Yes, I got it to draw with on the draw something 2 app and a couple others and I think it does very well.
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Question was cut off, there was no driver that came with the tablet but a visit to the wacom site and download a driver for your specific tablet should fix any issues. If you are just plugging it.it should.draw fine ,their isnt any pen pressure ,line gets bigger with pushing down. Any other questions please feel free to adk
277778
Yes. Make sure you install the drivers from the CD or website before you plug in the tablet or windows will install the incorrect drivers. Other than that it's a very nice drawing tablet!
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There is a disk at the end of the pen, so the point is not thin, but since the disk is transparent you can see the pen point and it is very accurate. I will suggest you purchase extra points though as the disk is somewhat fragile. Additionally, if your tablet screen protector causes any drag, you'll find this useless (unless you're willing to remove said screen protector).
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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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There is no difference while drawing. The cover will protect the screen, I recommended 100%
482871
The stylus is actually the end that is not the ink pen. It looks like a soft eraser but that is what you use on the screen. The ink pen is a bonus!
1808881
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)
1970659
You can either draw into the program on a sketch layer, or if you draw on paper you can scan it, either or is good. i recommend a great drawing tablet however.
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Hi Grayrunner! Think of this device as a mouse, and you will better understand it. If you need to do drawing, I recommend a tablet designed just for that. This device is OUTSTANDING for operating Google Earth, as compared to a mouse or even arrow keys. I find that I can operate this instrument without looking at it, and maneuver easily and smoothly. Hope this helps! (th)
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Nope, the workable area of the tablet is matched to the resolution of your screen (or to whatever area of the screen you set it to in the software). For example, if you float the pen near the lower-left corner of the working area of the tablet, the cursor will move to the bottom left of the screen. If you're using it for drawing/painting/graphics, this allows for broad strokes when zoomed out, and high precision when zoomed in. It's really quite flexible.
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Sorry. I don't draw on it. It's a fantastic laptop, and I bought it mostly for its size & weight. I almost never use it as a tablet because it takes so little room to open it up and use the full PC functionality.