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bneises
Location: Silver Spring, MD
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Fri Mar 27, 2009 7:31 pm Reply with quote
Wacom Bamboo Pen Tablet for $44.99 plus free shipping (normally $80. Use coupon code ZBC8LPSBMMRB28 and select 2-day shipping).
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Fri Mar 27, 2009 10:50 pm Reply with quote
These guys are almost like toys. I guess it'd be nice to have for quick work while traveling or going to Starbucks or something, but for regular use, I wouldn't recommend it. When I say they are like toys, I mean it. Cheap, light, hollow plastic.
So, for casual use, go for it. For regular or "real" use, not the best thing in the world.
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splodge
Location: Yorkshire,
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Fri Mar 27, 2009 11:15 pm Reply with quote
my mouse has a problem with you, see you soon
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Oscar
Location: Northern California
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Fri Mar 27, 2009 11:21 pm Reply with quote
frys had them here for 80 bux 2 days ago, glad I didn't buy it. Thanks I was looking for one.
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Paul Von Stetina
Location: Deep Shit
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Sat Mar 28, 2009 2:46 am Reply with quote
I have the intuos3 4"x6", I can't live without it now, it was on sale at BestBuy for like $170, circuit city accross the street wanted $220, now I know why they went out of business, I did look at the bamboo, and it is like a toy
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anfa
Location: Geordieland, UK
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Sat Mar 28, 2009 6:33 pm Reply with quote
It's called Bamboo so it must be from China! Don't buy it.
Ohh, hang on a mo! Everything is made in china. Turn your mouse and have a look and see where it was made.
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ReinMan
Location: Kingston, ONTARIO, CAN
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Sat Mar 28, 2009 10:16 pm Reply with quote
I've got a Bamboo and it works just fine. I didn't need it to feel like it was weighed down with used liver choppings. I also use a tablet very rarely so it was no big hootchski for me - but I know my friends who do lots of tablet work like their intuous thang. But for beginners or lite users, the Bamboo does what it does just fine.
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Sat Mar 28, 2009 10:21 pm Reply with quote
A new wacom tablet was released at photoshop world
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seelcraft
Location: High Bridge, New Jersey
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Sat Mar 28, 2009 10:53 pm Reply with quote
mason4300 wrote: These guys are almost like toys. I guess it'd be nice to have for quick work while traveling or going to Starbucks or something, but for regular use, I wouldn't recommend it. When I say they are like toys, I mean it. Cheap, light, hollow plastic.
So, for casual use, go for it. For regular or "real" use, not the best thing in the world.
I have a Bamboo and I have no problems with it. I see no limitations whatsoever. Works better than my old, full-blown Wacom.
So what specifically is wrong with it?
Doug
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Synthvet
Location: Oregon
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Sat Mar 28, 2009 11:07 pm Reply with quote
anfa wrote: It's called Bamboo so it must be from China! Don't buy it.
Ohh, hang on a mo! Everything is made in china. Turn your mouse and have a look and see where it was made.
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Sun Mar 29, 2009 1:37 am Reply with quote
seelcraft wrote: mason4300 wrote: These guys are almost like toys. I guess it'd be nice to have for quick work while traveling or going to Starbucks or something, but for regular use, I wouldn't recommend it. When I say they are like toys, I mean it. Cheap, light, hollow plastic.
So, for casual use, go for it. For regular or "real" use, not the best thing in the world.
I have a Bamboo and I have no problems with it. I see no limitations whatsoever. Works better than my old, full-blown Wacom.
So what specifically is wrong with it?
Doug
Using it at workplace, were we sell them, it is not as high quality compared to the rest of Wacom's offerings. I suppose if all you need it for is doing chops for PSC, then it would be fine, but it's not exactly a "professional" tablet. I was speaking more to that crowd, in case they hadn't seen a Bamboo before. It's small and cheap. If that's all one needs, then go for it.
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sonic3
Location: Devon, UK
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Sun Mar 29, 2009 4:37 am Reply with quote
I use the Bamboo Fun, mainly because i cant afford a dearer one. Never had a problem with it at all, does all i want it to. And after all photoshop is a hobby for me not a job.
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A.G.L
Location: Slovenia
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Sun Mar 29, 2009 9:23 am Reply with quote
bneises wrote: Wacom Bamboo Pen Tablet for $44.99 plus free shipping (normally $80. Use coupon code ZBC8LPSBMMRB28 and select 2-day shipping).
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I have the same graphic tablet and it's good if U don't have a lot of space.
I love it, It just makes drawing easier. Everyone that talks some shit that it is too small is wrong. I mean If U want to make long lines... yes U maybe need a bigger G-tablet but U also need bigger LCD screen. One more thing--> what I meant with "U maybe need"... well I have a 19 " screen and when I want to make long lines I just zoom out of the picture that way the smallest movement becomes big for the picture if U know what I'm saying.
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