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Needs to be more Astony
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From: Volo, IL
Doug, It's better that I imagined.
The 6 x 8 size is just right for my screen (19") and medium sized desk.
The quick buttons and touch-pad scroll feature are great.
The stylist comes will extra points to change the "feel" and look of the line work....
I could go on and on, but thats a good start.
And it seems just like a brand new system (I bought a refurbished one--had some kind of a assembly-line defect-- that save about $100 off the regular price).
The 6 x 8 size is just right for my screen (19") and medium sized desk.
The quick buttons and touch-pad scroll feature are great.
The stylist comes will extra points to change the "feel" and look of the line work....
I could go on and on, but thats a good start.
And it seems just like a brand new system (I bought a refurbished one--had some kind of a assembly-line defect-- that save about $100 off the regular price).
btw where did you buy it from?
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Chris, I ordered it directly from Wacom.
The refurbished part makes for a great deal.
I also thought I would need a bigger 9 X 12 tablet, after starting with a
Graphire 3 4 x 5, but the 6 x 8 is meeting all my needs for drawing.
I'll post a picture of it on my desktop so you can
judge the size.
The refurbished part makes for a great deal.
I also thought I would need a bigger 9 X 12 tablet, after starting with a
Graphire 3 4 x 5, but the 6 x 8 is meeting all my needs for drawing.
I'll post a picture of it on my desktop so you can
judge the size.
Needs to be more Astony
Joined: October 4, 2004
Posts: 8,610
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From: Volo, IL
Chris, I ordered it directly from Wacom.
The refurbished part makes for a great deal.
I also thought I would need a bigger 9 X 12 tablet, after starting with a
Graphire 3 4 x 5, but the 6 x 8 is meeting all my needs for drawing.
I'll post a picture of it on my desktop so you can
judge the size.
The refurbished part makes for a great deal.
I also thought I would need a bigger 9 X 12 tablet, after starting with a
Graphire 3 4 x 5, but the 6 x 8 is meeting all my needs for drawing.
I'll post a picture of it on my desktop so you can
judge the size.
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From: Proudly in NJ...bite it FL
Coneys heroes HAAHAH
Of course chuck reading that I don't think of the show hereos I think of
Which is one of my favorite shows from way back
"I know not-ing"
Of course chuck reading that I don't think of the show hereos I think of
Which is one of my favorite shows from way back
"I know not-ing"
LoL
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Joined: February 2, 2004
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Chris, I ordered it directly from Wacom.
The refurbished part makes for a great deal.
I also thought I would need a bigger 9 X 12 tablet, after starting with a
Graphire 3 4 x 5, but the 6 x 8 is meeting all my needs for drawing.
I'll post a picture of it on my desktop so you can
judge the size.
The refurbished part makes for a great deal.
I also thought I would need a bigger 9 X 12 tablet, after starting with a
Graphire 3 4 x 5, but the 6 x 8 is meeting all my needs for drawing.
I'll post a picture of it on my desktop so you can
judge the size.
Finally got the camera out and here are some tablet pics.
(That's a 19" monitor as a size reference.)
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