Graphics Pad. Could be a bargain.

[Aged P]

http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?C=Newsletter&U=06P9-1_Computers&ModuleNo=48393&T=11836132



I've dealt with Maplin without any problems, but I can't vouch for pen compatibility with Artrage.

It comes with a version of Painter and a lot of software.
I mention Painter as the only clue to it working with ArtRage.
I will now wash my keyboard out with soap. :lol:

High sensitivity on pen pressure for £25

I bring it to your attention because it's cheap and available.
It could also be cheap and nasty.

[ENCHANTER]

and photoshop cs!

demo versions of both i guess

hmmm looks interesting!

[D Akey]

Don't know conversion rates, but it was priced at 60 pounds before it was reduced. That would have made it roughly comparable with the Wacom graphire of similar dimensions. I paid about 80 USD for that a few years ago.

Priced to sell. Wonder how long it will remain at that 25 pound price? I have a sneaking feeling that the price will be creeping back up to where the Wacom tablet is, should they start getting sufficient sales.

Saw a similar thing happen with my Canon Digital Rebel XT.

If I needed a tablet, I would be getting it now. That's a terrific price. And it comes bundled with software? Man. They're giving them away.

[Stephen Lo Piano]

Photoshop CS and not Photoshop Elements?
Photoshop CS goes for over $600 here in the USA.
Of course you can obtain a 30 day trial version by visiting their web site, so if the tablet comes with trial versions, Wacom is a better deal for bundled software since Photoshop Elements, and Painter Elements are full version OEM software with no time limitations for trial use only.