Those are really cool. ^^

I have a 4x6 Wacom Graphire3. I love it lots, but the texture of the drawing surface is a tad slick. I wish it was more like paper. I bet I could get batter control that way.

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"For it so falls out, that what we have, we prize not the worth whilst we enjoy it. But being lacked and lost, why then, we wrack the value. Then, we find the virtue that possession would not show us whilst it was ours."
- William Shakespeare

Ohh ok. Thanks for the info! ^^

I understand the new Intuos models are better, but I have yet to test drive one.

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"For it so falls out, that what we have, we prize not the worth whilst we enjoy it. But being lacked and lost, why then, we wrack the value. Then, we find the virtue that possession would not show us whilst it was ours."
- William Shakespeare

I think that's what I'm getting, so I'll let you know how it is!

Cool.

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"For it so falls out, that what we have, we prize not the worth whilst we enjoy it. But being lacked and lost, why then, we wrack the value. Then, we find the virtue that possession would not show us whilst it was ours."
- William Shakespeare

If its your FIRST tablet, then you want to get a 6x8 or 9x12. The smaller 4x6 will frustrate a newbie.

Make sure to get USB connector (I think Intuos 3 and up are all USB) I say this in case you are looking to get an older tablet from Ebay.

As for where to buy a NEW Wacom below list price, I am not sure... but Amazon sells them for less than MSRP.

Ohh ok. ^^ Thanks for the info!

I got a Wacom Bamboo tablet for Christmas. It's 6x8 I think. xD I'm so not good at using it either. xD *must make note to practice*

Aye, I figured my note might be late.

The tablet does take getting used to, but once you're comfortable with the pressure and motion, you'll never draw on the computer with the mouse again! Then you can save up for a Cintiq, like the rest of us. hehe