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I myself use a digi pro.. t-6000u It was very cheap maybe cost me 30-35 dollars and it is a great beginners tablet.. im looking into getting me a newer one, since i know how to use it now

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for photoshop's works i use mouse and tablet both cause sometimes we don't need to use tablet, but sometime we have to use it absolutely, for example for editing works and for very precision works.
I'm italian so i think it's not important what kind of tablet i use...
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misspiggy123321 wrote:
I have Wacom Bamboo Pen & Touch, but its £85, so I wouldn't reccomend it as cheapest
Mine is similar to yours...Wacom Bamboo, but without the thouch function 
I paid it 80 euros (I don't know how much it is in dollars
), but I guess now you can find it at lower prices 
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I have a wacom bamboo as well, without the touch function (it's an older model, so) and I'm pretty happy with it. I can't remember how much I paid for it, though.

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I have a Wacom tablet also. Well, you must all agree they are expensive but they are the best. ^_^
I have Intuos 4, but it was not cheap and I would not recommend you to buy it if you don't plan to professionally work on graphic design or digital painting...
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I got one from Argos (UK retailer) and it was about £40. It's made by Trust. I love it, as my edits really transformed - as soon as I got the hang of it!!
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I don't have tablet but I wish I had.
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I'm getting a tablet, it's my belated birthday present from my dad. :]
We're getting one off eBay... Lol
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I have a Wacom Intuos 3 a5 wide it was about £200 I think. Not really something I would recommend to a hobbyist, a Bamboo or a similar tablet will also work. Just be sure not to get a tablet that require the pen to have batteries as they are rubbish.
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Wow, lots of responses! I just wanted to throw out that I use a Wacom, too. I highly recommend them. I currently use a Wacom Cintiq 21UX. I don't think Wacom manufactures its Graphire series anymore, but I used to use one and I really liked it, and you can probably find it pretty cheap on Ebay. 
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Ann Madison wrote:
Wow, lots of responses! I just wanted to throw out that I use a Wacom, too. I highly recommend them. I currently use a Wacom Cintiq 21UX. I don't think Wacom manufactures its Graphire series anymore, but I used to use one and I really liked it, and you can probably find it pretty cheap on Ebay.
A Cintiq 21UX?! That is like 2000 Dollars 

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2 years later lol thought it would be better than creating a new topic (sorry mods!)
A supermarket near me have graphic tablets for €60. Always wanted one, they get rave reviews here and i'm looking to expand my creativity. Now, i don't know a lot about tablets, and was wondering if anyone would recommend it by the description. €60 is a lot to me, but i'd like to know if i should purchase this one, or look on ebay
For digital writing, drawing and sketching
With convenient USB power supply and extensive software package
For all standard applications, especially suitable for graphics work and illustration creation
Large working space with convenient 16:10 wide-screen format – can be switched to 4:3 standard
Cordless stylus with 2 programmable keys and pressure-sensitive tip (1024 levels) for precision and accuracy
26 programmable macro keys for frequently used key combinations and direct access to common applications
Includes: graphics tablet, cordless stylus pen (with 2 programmable keys) including 1 AAA battery (1.5V) and stylus holder, 2 spare cartridges, metal clip and 2 software CDs
Size: 34 x 1.9 x 26cm
Technical Specifications: Working area: 22.9 x 14cm (diag: 26.9cm), Resolution: up to 4000lpi, Report rate: up to 200rps (reports per second), Recognition spacing: max. 10mm for reading, 5mm for writing, Input pen: pressure sensitivity up to 1024 levels
http://www.lidl.ie/cps/rde/xchg/lidl_ri … _18268.htm
Help is super super appreciated! 
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I've never seen tablets at Lidl. I buy there only walnut ice-creams and cherry cakes.
60€ is a steal, the technical information seems to be awesome too!
26 programmable keys and 4:3 /16:9 switchable - Wacom doesn't have it!
Have you read any reviews on that product?

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I have Genius tablet for more then a year now and I'm satisfied. Pen cracked a little bit, which makes it harder but I do not tend to complain too much. And it's pretty cheap.
However, I'm drooling over Wacom tablets. They are like sex.
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