Feel free to post the link if you like.

About the Cintiqs, I would honestly consider myself insane if I bought one of them for private usage. I'd much rather buy a "much cheaper" Intuos of large dimension, as I really enjoy the pen tilting features of the Intuos pads. And I just have this gut feeling that mashing an almost impervious, high-density plastic pen tip onto a display roughly 10 times as expensive as the intuos tablet just isn't a good idea.

Okay, fine, if you have the money and don't feel bad about plowing it off into the depths of oblivion, then go ahead. I doubt you will regret it then, even if it would break. :P

It takes some time to get used to any tablet, meaning that even if you have drawing/painting skills now, it will probably take you at least 6 months until you really start to get the hang of it. I recall my first week being an absolute nightmare, because I just couldn't figure out all the "features", that seem really basic now.

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