Wacom Cintiq is the best tablet screen on the market, i'm saving up to buy one.

If you get a cintiq, I believe some places let you pay payments on them, like 50 or 60 bucks a month. Im not really sure though.

Ask here

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Hey, what's up. I just thought it would be nice to tell you that I hate you for that post. I was doing just fine with my cheap ass 5x3.5 inch wacom piece of garbage. Now I must have one of those. Ignorance is such a beautiful thing, I did not know that these even existed. Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah! Damn you.

Like most have said, a Cintiq is probably the best option for you, cost aside.

And pickle is right, some places do in fact let place monthly payments on them and that'd probably be the most cost efficient way to do so.

Unless you get tempted to buy $200 worth of Fritos.

:D

just got a cintiq, its worth the money

u gotta hav da cheese fo cintiqs.....I like my screenless waccom it wasn't thousands of $$

i mean 100's... not thousands

Lol nice pic, it didnt look like a lamp at first... now it dose

and whats going on with RS? i cant seem to log in my old account did the whole site crash or something

I recommend a tablet pc over a cintiq. Because it's the same price, and if you're lucky, perhaps even cheaper and it's not just a tablet, it's a pc too. I have one and I LOVE it.

If you got a grand or two, go for it but it's not worth in my opinion.

As most people have pointed out already, the Cintiq is the best for monitor-tablets.

However, what I would say is if you do not already own a tablet, I would seriously reccomend getting a "standard" (As in, no screen) wacom. I have a Graphire 3, and I originally wanted a Cintiq, whilst I still do want one :P the Graphire isn't that bad. It is difficult to use at first, but after a while you practice and get good with it. Plus, they are significantly cheaper, and are a good starting place.

If you really want a Cintiq, you can also buy a good tablet PC, then you've got a PC and a "tablet" and it probably won't cost that much more then a Cintiq.

Don't buy a Tablet PC, it's not as half pressure-sensitive as a Cintiq, however, I wouldn't recommend buying a Cintiq either, unless you're planning anything professional, since anything you can do with a Cintiq, you can do with an Intuos (which is 1/3 a Cintiq's price) or a Graphire (even cheaper) and it only takes a few days of getting used to. I have a Graphire, pretty small drawing area, but it's like an extention of my arm now. Check dA, most of the professional artists there don't have a Cintiq and they make masterpieces. Check YouTube, a dude did Mona Lisa on Paint with a mouse. Dave (of RAB fame) has a Cintiq, RAB isn't exactly the greatest work of art now, is it? It's not the tools, it's the artist. So what I'm saying is, start with a cheaper model, see how it goes, my guess is you'll get used to it, and you'll have money to spend on other things as well. My two cents.

Not to sound like an advert, but after buying a tablet pc, there is no lag in photoshop, painter, or flash. You can get tablet pcs using wacom technology, and a very fast proccesor and graphics card. Mine only cost $1,400 and it has a good sized 14.1" screen, 2.4 ghz dual, and an ati dedicated card =D.

Buy Wacom's Cintiq 12WX, it's the cheapest one

Now What the Heck I checked out that Cintiq thingy -- it's 10.000 in my currency( about 80% of a dollar I believe)... now that's frightening...

Well if you buy one then you must demand it to work by itself, I guess. ¬¬

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