At the moment I have a crappy cheap tablet made by a company called HanWang, who no longer seem to exist. It's very basic, no tilt or rotation sensitivity, and not very ergonomic. In fact it hurts my hand after a while... So I've had a look at these Wacom tablets which everyone seems to use and I reckon I've got 3 options.
1) Put up with the HanWang thing. After all, it does its job and this is only a hobby.
2) Spend £300 on a Wacom Intuos3 A4 tablet.
3) Be really naughty and spend £1500 on a 21" Wacom Cintiq tablet/monitor which is very very cool indeed but I definitely don't need it.
So what do you think? Are the Wacom tablets really good? Worth the money? If I buy one will I suddenly become a great artist and have money and fame and women beyond my wildest dreams? How can I possibly justify £1500 for the Cintiq? Please help.







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