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  • Ugh..I need a cheap tablet where you can draw on the screen..

  • I'm planning to get a Wacom Cintiq, which is a whole lot better,but it's very expensive!!!

  • how much is it

  • Usually about $1,000.00, however, prices do change.

  • You can get one for 100 bucks but its about 6 inches.

  • you can get one for 100 bucks indeed, but certainly not this one. this one is an intuos4 = equals expensive

  • It's an intros 3. And cintiq's start at 999 s for the u 12"wx and 1999 $ for the 21" Ux its every artists dream to get the antig XD

  • i had a 9X12 before and its like what you say

    its driving me crazy now im going to get a smaller one i see you had the 3 sizes here

    9x12

    6x11

    6x8

    wich one do you prefere from the last 2

    is 6x11 as big as the 9x12 ? does it takes to much space ?

    or i take a 6x8 ? im between these 2 now

  • I prefer the 6 x 11.

  • I'd say 6x8 because it's more square and is like the perfect size not too big not to small

  • I am interesting in using the Wacom Intuous or the Cintiq 12X...what is the difference between the two? I'm working with a tight budget right now and I am leaning toward the Intuous. Any suggestions/tips?

  • Cintiq is a LCD tablet, you draw directly onscreen, but it is also more expensive. At a comparable size (Cintiq-WX12) the Intuos3-wide A5 or 6x8 is technically the same as Cintiq-12WX. Intuos3 does have a higher absolute accuracy (0.25mm vs 0.5mm) And there are accuracy issues at the Cintiq screen edges.

    Drawing onscreen or on a tablet while looking at a monitor (not your hand) is the real difference.

    Have a look at wacomshopDOTnl. The site has an English section (top right). Hope this helps.

  • Thanks a lot!  I'll look that up!

  • Is it hard to use? I'm thinking about getting one but I don't really know about the software. Do you have to be an expert at all the software that comes with it? Or is it easy to learn about?

  • its a little hard to use if your use to a mouse, but i find that people who draw or write alot pic it up real fast, software is simple to install, and if your not too sure theres always bamboo tablets

  • Thnx a lot for posting this. Think i'll have to get one lol.

  • pronounced way-comm?

    but nice video, its what i needed thank you.

  • I am pronouncing it the way their sales people do ( wack-em) . I too prefer way-com .. it rings better to my American ears. There seems to much debate as to how to pronounce it.

  • Funny thing there, the Dutch sales people pronounce it as way-com and I heard some other people call it wack-em. Kind of the game of potato potato :D

    I'm using a graphire 4 and after setting it up to a smaller area it is pretty accurate compared to the intuos3. I had it setup to use my full screen, which made it jittery. Of course you don't have tilt

    I'm looking into getting an intuos3-wide A5 (6x8) myself, Cintiq is, too expensive for what you get and I don't trust it as much as a tablet.

  • Blast Youtube for max character count, hehe

    Anyway, I've had a hands on with a Cintiq and was not that impressed and this is comming from someone who has a A6 Grapphire (smallest one)

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  • @micklemouse OMG I took 3 years to reply o.o xD Anyways its pronounced WALK-COME. Even on wacom channel says that its pronounced WALK- COME. THUMBS UP IF YOU AGREE PLEASE!

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