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Choosing the Right Graphics Tablet

Let’s start by comparing the three Bamboo models.

Bamboo standard (4×6 approx.) with its sleek black piano finish, is a wonderful improvement over the past Wacom models. It is perfect for any office, be it at home or at work and a perfect travelling companion. Specified mostly for office work rather than artistic tasks, it performs very well by working with your computer’s existing software for marking up documents, jotting down notes and writing your signature. So if you do not need any extra art related software, and the budget is as tight as your desk space, this is the perfect graphics tablet for you.

(Bamboo standard is the only Wacom tablet, of the newer models, which does not come with a matching mouse, or any software. The accompanying Bamboo pen does not have an eraser which could prove to be inconvenient.)

Bamboo Fun (Small) (4×6 approx.) is terrific for children and beginners with creative minds. With four colors to choose from, (Blue, White, Black and Silver) you can personalize any office, home or at work, with your preferred color. However, despite the great Wacom quality and advantages, the active area might prove to be too small for elaborate projects.

Bamboo Fun (Medium) (5×9 approx.) which also comes in the same 4 different colors as the Small version, is ideal for beginners and excellent for young students, digital photographers and more creative users. The new possibilities range from personalizing your work with your signature or other creations to touching-up photos.

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7 comments

Natia May 4, 2012 at 1:53 pm

can someone please tell me what tablet is the one in the picture?

mnish September 17, 2013 at 4:08 am

its Cintiq

ocmodshop April 27, 2012 at 11:33 am

We probably need to either refresh this article to include the new Wacom tablets, but this article still lets you know what to look for.

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Jaysin June 20, 2011 at 9:40 pm

No mention of the Intuos 4 line that has replaced the Intuos 3? Also the 20 inch wide screen Cintiq has been out of production for months and is no longer even mentioned on the wacom website.

Alan June 20, 2011 at 9:40 pm

The author had a refreshed version of this article, so it has been updated.

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