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I am buying a Graphics tablet for my birfday and I was wondering which one is best??

Here are some links to what I have found so far....

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Wacom-Graphire4-...046&sr=1-1

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Wacom-Bamboo-gra..._sbs_ce_18

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Wacom-Bamboo-Sma...046&sr=1-1

My budget is £60/70~80 which is about $120/140~160

I really want the first one but if anyone has any better ones please post them.

or there's this one:

http://www.tablet4u.co.uk/product/en/gra...ic-xl.html

If you have the money, get one of the Graphires, whichever is newer. Otherwise, the plain black Bamboo is a great beginners tablet.

Thanks MG :D Does bigger mean better??

MehHakker Wrote:Thanks MG :D Does bigger mean better??

Usually. Unless you have a laptop and you're gonna be travelling with it, get a bigger sized one.

A good size for the average joe is about 4x6 and 6x8 you don't really need all the extra space most of the time

anyway, if i were you (this is me) i would go for the intuous right off the bat. Probably because its just overly better than any other tablet; which means you'll have better results with what you do and you don't need to shell out more money if you feel like you need an upgrade sometime in the future

Wow OMG intuous is incredibly expensive :(

I think I might get that big Graphire....

MehHakker Wrote:Wow OMG intuous is incredibly expensive :(

I think I might get that big Graphire....

not really, its just about 100$+ dollars (i don't know euros :P)

which is money you can get from a 2~7 days of work

Wacom, I heard bamboo are good.

I have a wacom, i just never use, never really find a need to be honest.

The Intuos is the big, professional level one. It's not really worth the cost if you're just starting out, and doing art as a hobby. I'm gonna be getting one, but that's because I'm going to art college.

I suggest a Graphire. They're what I call a "prosumer" level of tablet. Some professional level features, but at more of a consumer level cost.