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Been toying with getting a graphics tablet for a while, want something that will work with Corel Paint - want to draw as well as using it as a quicker way with corel (once i have it sussed) any tips for a good one ?

Wacom is a very good make.

yes i have looked at them, just struggling to go through their models, and see which one is better - as its not always a price thing

Photoshop guys at photoshop tv use them and often rate them. http://kelbytv.com

thanks will trawl through and see what i can find

As already said, you can't really go wrong with Wacom...have used an older Bamboo Pen and Touch model, for quite some time. I think the Intuos Pen & Touch has replaced it. There are a few different sizes available - if you want to do anything serious you'll want the larger of them.

Have been playing with a Cintiq 27QHD recently - draw straight on a 27" screen...the thing is incredible, but you'd want to be doing a serious amount of work on one to warrant the price!

I had a cheap and cheerful AIPTEK 600u Premiom Slim Tablet. It cost me just over £40 and came with Corel Draw. Had a very good rsolution and adjustable sensitivty on the pen and a set of extra nibs.
http://www.aiptek.de/index.php/en/produ ... u-premium2

Google it. You might find on eban for less now as its a little older but is a very good product.

Just to confirm I had this model, its listed in the package I oild last year.......
http://www.dyesubforum.co.uk/vbforum/sh ... ng-Package

Arko, looks perfect, but i cannot find anything now, have sent them an email to see for uk stockists,

This seems a good one. I was going to get this model but it was not in my budget aT THE TIME.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Aiptek-Media- ... 5d572c0015

thanks Arko - Aiptek dont appear to make them anymore - i wonder why - tablets that is, maybe the market just grew to quickly ??