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Autodesk's Sketchbook Pro for Android is the app graphic designers have been waiting for! The app takes advantage of pen stylus input to allow to draw, sketch and manipulate your artwork right on the tablet. The sensitivity of the app to the Lenovo stylus is amazing and allows you to get down to the deepest details and with the ThinkPad Tablet palm detection you can put heavy pressure down and not worry about your wrist making any marks on your work. The app is available for $4.99 in the android market for Android 3.0 Honeycomb tablets.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Sketchbook Pro
• Autodesk
• Lenovo
• tablet
• Android
• Android 3.1
• Honeycomb
• drawing
• sketching
• lenovo thinkpad tablet
• thinkpad tablet

[Natheren]

I'm still having a hard time choosing between this and the iPad 2...

[Dnelly88]

What stylus is that? That's what I'm looking for, pointy tip not like other stylus with big round finger-like tip.

[kamelisurs]

nice

[brock212001]

Is this a Galaxy Note?

[brock212001]

@TheNinjinx I am considering that but it is not pressure sensative . . . If it was I would by it in a second . . .

[TheNinjinx]

@theshiningeagle Just buy a transformer prime and never look back.

[Natheren]

@theshiningeagle I ended up trying ipad and returned it and ordered a Cintiq 15x on ebay. Now I have talked to an artist on deviant art that uses this and she uses this tablet for her drawing on the go. Just be aware it has limits on pressure and drawing space / size.

[theshiningeagle]

@Natheren

me too someone help meeeeeeee

[felknix]

@Natheren for me its no time at all, ipad 2 is not pressure sensitive, right? plus, this is android. that is: access to apps apple wouldnt allow :D

[webDes33]

@Natheren I pad 3 might be coming this year so save your money if you want an i pad..

Also check out the Asus tegra 3..7 inch tablet for $249 coming this year..

[atomikrocketmonkey]

@Dnelly88 Seeing that he's using a Lenovo Thinkpad tablet, it's the stylus that comes with the Thinkpad. I don't think that you can buy the Thinkpad Stylus on its own. I agree with you that a pointy stylus would be better. I would love one for precise drawing.

[akshayd211]

@Dnelly88 You get it as S-pen at samsung outlets :D