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ANYONE FAMILIAR WITH VISTABLET??
SWORNCO \| 01/28/2008 @260 \| edit post

I am looking to purchase a drawing tablet. I also have never used one before, so I really don't want to spend the money on a wacom right now.

any info on vistablet would be great

Re: ANYONE FAMILIAR WITH VISTABLET??
kittyKat \| 01/28/2008 @303 \| edit post

try this
http://www.wacom.com/bambootablet/

Re: ANYONE FAMILIAR WITH VISTABLET??
kaykay \| 02/09/2008 @028 \| edit post

I bought a VisTablet from my friend about 6 months ago, it made editing my photos in 4.0 and drawing ALOT EASIER! I was looking at Wacom's tablet, but the VisTablet basically does the same thing and its a LOT cheaper! I'm glad my friend told me about this tablet, cause its at a student friendly price.......its CHEAPER and does all the same things Wacom's pricey tablet does.
...............Check out their site:www.VisTablet.net........They have a myspace account, too! If you want to see more pictures, edited photos and drawings......MySpace.com/VisTablet

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Re: ANYONE FAMILIAR WITH VISTABLET??
jerrembear \| 02/09/2008 @708 \| edit post

I do think Wacom tablet are overated, yeah sure they're the best for now, thats only because they have zero competition. I think a 300+tax shipping dollars 6x8 tablet should have more features than just a stupid slider and three buttons that are completely useless. With the slider you have to have it turned off or else youll just hit it with your palm as you're using it, and oh the buttons you have to put your pen down and use your fingers to push these bulky buttons, what? really? its easier to just use shortcuts on they keyboard with your left hand.

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Re: ANYONE FAMILIAR WITH VISTABLET??
pyrokid \| 02/12/2008 @937 \| edit post

if your looking for entry level tablets bamboo is the best available.

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Re: ANYONE FAMILIAR WITH VISTABLET??
FullDraw \| 05/16/2008 @861 \| edit post

_quote:
SWORNCO wrote on 01/28 @260
I am looking to purchase a drawing tablet. I also have never used one before, so I really don't want to spend the money on a wacom right now.

any info on vistablet would be great

Re: ANYONE FAMILIAR WITH VISTABLET??
FullDraw \| 05/16/2008 @863 \| edit post

I just bought Vistablet. 12" tablet for $130. Good for drawing and photo editing. I would recommend. Amazon now looks t have it, I bought mine at Fry's Elect.

Re: ANYONE FAMILIAR WITH VISTABLET??
Almost-Human \| 05/16/2008 @887 \| edit post

_quote:
FullDraw wrote on 05/16 @863
I just bought Vistablet. 12" tablet for $130. Good for drawing and photo editing. I would recommend. Amazon now looks t have it, I bought mine at Fry's Elect.

LMAO you joined today and spammed on 4 different tablet threads ?
Frys is the worst company online in my opinion and I have heard nothing but nightmare stories about them !

Re: ANYONE FAMILIAR WITH VISTABLET??
VisTablet \| 06/21/2008 @960 \| edit post

To all customers and potential-curious customers,
We just wanted to let you know, we've been watching and noticing your postings, and if there are ANY questions we can help you answer, please get in touch with us.
Here’s our Toll Free Number: 1( 888 ) 392-9230
If you visit our website: www.VisTablet.net, there you can directly email the CEO, Mike Weber.

[Message edited on 06/21 @960]

Re: ANYONE FAMILIAR WITH VISTABLET??
Andy--Jones \| 06/21/2008 @078 \| edit post

Hey I just bought a VicTablet and I will never go back to my old washing powder, no siree. Remember, Vitastable is the one for you, the one for me, the one for we.

Buy Visaterable

Re: ANYONE FAMILIAR WITH VISTABLET??
StefyARH \| 06/21/2008 @424 \| edit post

ok, this might be a silly question... for you... but not for me

. i was wondering what tablet has a display ? to be more explicit.... when you draw on the tablet.... does your drawing/dooodle apears on the tablet? how does a simple,regular tablet works? im new in this sort of thinks (tablets) and its a big mistery for me

). Im asking all of this because im in to buying a tablet

... a cheaper one for start. Thanks for reading and for the incoming responses (hope so)

Re: ANYONE FAMILIAR WITH VISTABLET??
VisTablet \| 06/23/2008 @780 \| edit post

Hello,
Well the VisTablet shows has a physical tablet, so you can feel like you're drawing on a real piece of paper. The same thing goes for the pen. We decided to use a light weight pastic pen, so while you're drawing, sketching, editing details you're hand won't get tired from holding a heavier pen. As you drawn, the lines you draw do not appear on the tablet, but they appear on your screen. Our VisTablet Original (12x9) is about the same size as a 17" laptop. We want the artist to feel comfortable using our tablet, so we want it to be the closest thing to the real deal of the out dated pencil and paper.

We do, however, make a VisTablet: VIEW: This is a combination of a graphic tablet and a monitor. On the VisTablet VIEW, the artist can physically draw on the screen. Similar to a touch-tone screen, just instead of your fingers you use a pen. These monitors are for artist who really want their art to stand out, so they cost a bit more than the everyday VisTablet, graphic tablet. Although, The VIEW is a more student friendly price, when compared to competitors.

If you have any other questions you can feel free to us, directly at: www.VisTablet.net, their you can go straight to the "contacts" find the person you need to directly ask your questions to. (You can always reply on here, too).

I hope this helps you out. We're currently working on 4 different videos will be posting on our MySpace and YouTube sites. If you want to see more picture and/or videos please vist our pages: www.MySpace.com/Vistablet and www.YouTube.com/VisTabletUSA

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