Is this one that you can actually draw on it without looking at the computer or laptop screen
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No, you have to see what you're drawing on the computer screen, while the Adesso surface remains like a blank sheet of paper.
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now way! it's really not worth buying.. I found that out a little after trying to do some work in PS.
1118993
No Kim. the tablet is simplya surface interface. What you draw can only be seen on the monitor. I think that what you are looking for might be the touch screen monitor that supports Wacom pens. That is somewhere between 900 & 2000 dollars depending on the size you buy.
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Yes, there is one built in the pen. If your model have screen you can tip on the paper and read the output on the pen screen. For the new models without screen i do not know if the calculator works.
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yes, this is a MONITOR that allows you to draw on the screen. you still need a tower. If you are looking for the newer, all inclusive cintiq that does not need a tower, it is called the "Cintiq Companion"
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A graphics tablet is the best. Second best would be a mouse, specifically one rated for precision. Gaming mice work well. I have never had any good luck drawing with a trackpad on a laptop. They are not very precise.
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No, this is a drawing tablet for a computer. What it does is allow you to draw digitally (when hooked up to a computer) in the same way you would draw on a pad of paper.
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This is a drawing pad, not a computer. This is more like a mouse. It doesn't have a screen. It works only when connected to a computer.
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you can use mouse or pen to navigate windows or any cad or paint program, I use jfdraw and vectorengineer it takes a little time to get the hang of it like touch pen to pad is like a left click and going to the corner of the pad to move the mouse to a corner trips me up a little ect...
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First...my apologies for the somewhat crazy review...I had no idea they would publish it! Second, to answer your question: The tablet's drawing surface can be adjusted to suit your screen, ie: the same as your mouse movements - move mouse 1 inch and the pointer/brush moves 2 inches (fast or slow). No, you only see you pen's movement on the screen...and with greater control than that with a mouse. You use a 'pen' that simulates a brush much unlike a mouse because you have pressure control. The tablet acts as a 'live', oversized, mouse pad, giving you much greater control of your digital art. That's the only way I can describe it. Hope that helps...if not, I'm back to my psychiatrist on Monday...take care.
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no. connects to usb port on pc. digital drawing pen is rechargeable and wireless.
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Like with any drawing tablet, you'll see the cursor/mouse on the screen. Like with a regular mouse and it's buttons, nothing happens until the top of the pen is pressed against the working area. It may take some getting used to, but eventually while working, you'll be able to judge the next position without depending on locating the cursor as much. But if you remain super reliant on seeing it, don't feel bad.
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If you prefer drawing directly on the screen, you may choose the Huion GT-190; If you prefer a smaller device which is easy to carry around, you may choose the Huion H610 Pro. As for software, there are free drawing programs out there, such as MyPaint, Krita, Fire Alpaca and so on. If you would like to buy a drawing program, we recommend Adobe Suites. Hope this helps.
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It's the kind that plugs into a computer and what you draw shows up on the screen. :)
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Yes. If you purchase the PointDraw 3 accessory, it acts as a remote mouse by pointing it at the screen or touching the screen. It requires a USB cable between the projector and the computer.
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No. I have been using this tablet for a week and I draw with my hand partially on the tablet and it does not effect the drawing at all.
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You can, but its not like using a pencil or pen, you have to keep the bottom of the pen straight and not tilted when you draw or write. If not, the arrow in the screen will go off course. (Its like tilting a regular computer mouse.) This may affect your hand-writing when you use it, since your hand must be posed straight at all times. It is better than using a mouse when it comes to signing and drawing, and it's a good quality, especially for the price.
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this is a great drawing pad only. it's does not have a screen, everything is displayed in your screen. you can either ether it with the USB cord or use the wireless dongle that comes with it. once you get used to looking at the screen you will really like how it works. I bought my daughter one for Mac air and she's uses it all the time. I wish I could display some of her work with the tablet. we had problems with apples new Yosemite OS and the tech support had their software guys rewrite new drivers within a couple of days. this is good starting tool for tragic designers who do not want to save money.
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It will definitely project on the computer in real time, meaning what you draw on the tablet will appear on the computer at the same time, but all you see on the tablet is you holding a pen scribbling on a black pad. The one where you can see your drawing on the computer AND the tablet AT THE SAME TIME, is the Wacom Cintiq (sorry for the inappropriate CAPS LOCK, it's just for emphasizing)