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Old 09-03-2008, 12:13 AM
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Default my new toy (wacom)

well i was at bestbuy buying me a new external hard drive because i filled my old one... but i came across whats called a wacom bamboo penpad. it was 69.99. i googled it on my phone and thought what the hell lets try this sucker out. so now i am the proud new owner of one. and i must say it the one of the greatest things i have ever seen for graphic design. on the comp. i am literally in love with this thing. some notable features i have found that make it good are:
*install is very easy (except the autorun on mine wasn't properly done so i have to manully start the setup.exe)
*after software is installed its plug n play.
*in photoshop the pen is pressure sensitive and does stroke width based on how hard you *press down (AWESOME feature you can't do with the mouse.)
*is like writing on paper so more fluid like curves then the mouse.
*quick keys for making quick adjustments like pressing button on the pen that will do quick key for adjusting brush parameters,
*is small and light weight for on the go.

heres link to buy
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage....=1192232279888

and a pretty picture.
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