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Nice find.

I must admit, the first thing that crossed my mind was However, it is good.

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I've gotten the impression people get used to it, after a few hours or drawing.

Ok, the notification is not broken. Thank you.

People liking my posts, quoting me or @Akimoto at me gives me a notification. Please reply to this topic (without quoting me or using @Akimoto) to test my ... edited settings~ Thank you

wow, really? You're very talented. Can't wait to get mine so I get to practice ^^ I'd love to learn how to draw properly, and having the ability to draw on the "computer" like I do with pen and paper is really going to kickstart my learning.

Draw a picture and post it here, I'd like to see the quality from penstrokes.

I used to get notifications whenever someone replied to any topic I replied too, and I want it back :S (red circle notification)

Bamboo is inferior to the Intuos5 - so I am glad I made the right choice. (Not saying bamboob is bad, it's awesome, but not as awesome as Intuos5)

I still get my email notifications though, but not the browser notifications (red circle with a number).

My notifications are broke. Whenever someone reply to a topic, I do not receive any :S I have checked settings and they are set to notify me whenever someone replies to a topic I've replied to. My last notification was made by Spior, perhaps he broke it..

Thanks for the input I figured as a newbie, a medium would be appropriative, the small one looked very restrictive, especially considering my computer screen size.

Ok, it has been done. I will now be the owner of a "Wacom Intuos5 Touch M". woo~

Hmm... at the same time, I have been looking at bamboo, which seem more affordable. Since, I will take the tablet with me to school every day, I am wondering if the small one would be more appropriate... Since "most" of the time, I will use it to write notes, and all else, for modeling/texture work. @@ EDIT: However, I am leaning toward the medium sized one - I am wondering if it would be too big to put in the bag with my laptop...

I have been looking at "Wacom Intuos5 Touch S" http://www.wacom.com/en/creative/products/pen-tablets/intuos I think I want the medium. However, it is much more expensive than the small one...

Greetings everyone! I am looking for advice from people that have experience in using drawing tablets. I am currently in search for a good tablet. What would 'I' use a drawing tablet for? - Writing notes directly into the computer/laptop (not wasting paper) - Drawing (duh!) - Drawing sketches for 3D models - Work (in general) All advice regarding which tablet I should buy is very much recommended

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They were all great. Especially the first. (that was the only one which I haven't seen!)

It looks like something from Doom III. Looking very nice.