Tablet Questions

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.

Feel free to post the link if you like.

http://www.academicsuperstore.com/

You need to provide them proof that you're involved with academics still but not a big deal (I don't know if its limited to people in the US or not though)

Heh if I was made of money or had unlimited resources I wouldn't even be posting asking about this

You make a good point though about LCD screens as they tend to be fragile. I'll probably check out the Intuos and see how that is.

Hey man I got one question abut that site. How are you supposed to proove you're still a student to them?

Hey man I got one question abut that site. How are you supposed to proove you're still a student to them?

http://www.academicsuperstore.com/ge...9bb254c473352b

Thats the link to show what you'd need to provide them with depending on what your connection with the academic institution is. Pretty much the standard thing most places that want proof of your enrollment nothing weird.