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Graphic Tablet
Hello,
Could someone help me please? I'm pretty good with building PCs but I would like to buy a graphic tablet. I do a lot of writing also clients sometimes send me photographs or plans which I need to highlight areas of and send back via e-mail Can anyone recomend an A4/A5 graphic pad with a stylus that I can write with and software that can convert block handwriting to typeface and allow me to mark areas of photos. I hope the above makes sense |
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hi, i have the trust 400-v2 wireless tablet. it's a5 as a4 is to big for me. it comes with a stylus and a mouse for it.
however it doesn't come with any handwriting software. apart from that i would highly recommend it, as i do not use the mouse any more because the stylus offers a completely different experience. hope that helps ![]() oh and it has a little cover over the top which you can lift up and put anything underneath and effectively trace it. |
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Originally Posted by Chili Con Carne
hi, i have the trust 400-v2 wireless tablet. it's a5 as a4 is to big for me. it comes with a stylus and a mouse for it.
however it doesn't come with any handwriting software. apart from that i would highly recommend it, as i do not use the mouse any more because the stylus offers a completely different experience. hope that helps ![]() oh and it has a little cover over the top which you can lift up and put anything underneath and effectively trace it. Thank you very much Chili, I tried to find one today localy but failed but I can purchase a Trust online. Once again thanks.
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Im a graphic designer and use a Wacom tablet - the industry standard. I have an A5 version and it came with all sorts of recognition software. I picked mine up from PC World - have you tried there?
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Originally Posted by JDnm
Im a graphic designer and use a Wacom tablet - the industry standard. I have an A5 version and it came with all sorts of recognition software. I picked mine up from PC World - have you tried there?
I did indeed, not a thing, like Trust I know of the brand, I shall try online again tomorrow. Thanks for your reply |
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I would also recommend this forum to you if you are interested in buying a Tablet.
I know that Toshiba have a couple of tablets that are meant to be pretty good. Last edited by risingstar : 25-08-2006 at 20:08. |
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Originally Posted by risingstar
I would also recommend this forum to you if you are interested in buying a Tablet.
I know that Toshiba have a couple of tablets that are meant to be pretty good. I shall look at this forum over the weekend.
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I also have a Wacom tablet, be carefull on the size you get. I tried an A4 out thinking bigger is better but the A5 one is much better IMO.
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Originally Posted by Finglonga
I also have a Wacom tablet, be carefull on the size you get. I tried an A4 out thinking bigger is better but the A5 one is much better IMO.
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