Comments on: A few Weeks with my Wacom Intuos4 (a review) http://pcweenies.com/2009/05/12/a-few-weeks-with-my-wacom-intuos4-a-review/ Tech Comics for Sys Admins, IT Professionals, Engineers and Computer Geeks! Wed, 23 May 2012 18:16:28 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: krishna http://pcweenies.com/2009/05/12/a-few-weeks-with-my-wacom-intuos4-a-review/#comment-2319 krishna Wed, 13 May 2009 23:08:47 +0000 http://pcweenies.com/?p=1840#comment-2319 Good point, Jarmo. I haven't found a 'con' as yet. The tablet does take a little getting used to, especially if you're used to an older model. It also feels lighter than the previous model, too. The smaller pen actually works better for me, because it feels lighter as well - meaning I can make quicker strokes. The Intuos3 tablet is still a nice piece of kit. I bought the Intuos3 because at the time 1024 levels of pressure sensitivity was drool-worthy. All of Wacom's products are durable - I've never had one break on me in all the years I've owned one. Good point, Jarmo. I haven’t found a ‘con’ as yet. The tablet does take a little getting used to, especially if you’re used to an older model. It also feels lighter than the previous model, too. The smaller pen actually works better for me, because it feels lighter as well – meaning I can make quicker strokes.

The Intuos3 tablet is still a nice piece of kit. I bought the Intuos3 because at the time 1024 levels of pressure sensitivity was drool-worthy. All of Wacom’s products are durable – I’ve never had one break on me in all the years I’ve owned one.

]]> By: Jarmo http://pcweenies.com/2009/05/12/a-few-weeks-with-my-wacom-intuos4-a-review/#comment-2318 Jarmo Wed, 13 May 2009 10:44:12 +0000 http://pcweenies.com/?p=1840#comment-2318 Great review and I really like your reviews all together Krish... BUT I don't see no cons using Intuos4. I bet there are some or can be imagined. I didn't read it from word to word but one "possible con-side" would be the little smaller pen compared to your previous tablet. Also, just a suggestion, if you compare newer model to something you had before I'd like to read more about what made you buy the previous model and what were the pro's and con's of that one and what got you to buy a newer model... I'm just interested about stuff like that :) buuuuuut on that notice - I disappear :D Great review and I really like your reviews all together Krish… BUT I don’t see no cons using Intuos4. I bet there are some or can be imagined. I didn’t read it from word to word but one “possible con-side” would be the little smaller pen compared to your previous tablet.

Also, just a suggestion, if you compare newer model to something you had before I’d like to read more about what made you buy the previous model and what were the pro’s and con’s of that one and what got you to buy a newer model… I’m just interested about stuff like that :)

buuuuuut on that notice – I disappear :D

]]> By: D.Bethel http://pcweenies.com/2009/05/12/a-few-weeks-with-my-wacom-intuos4-a-review/#comment-2317 D.Bethel Wed, 13 May 2009 04:34:03 +0000 http://pcweenies.com/?p=1840#comment-2317 Drool... I actually need to replace that plastic shield overlay on my Intuos3, anybody know how to do that? Drool… I actually need to replace that plastic shield overlay on my Intuos3, anybody know how to do that?

]]> By: Kevin http://pcweenies.com/2009/05/12/a-few-weeks-with-my-wacom-intuos4-a-review/#comment-2316 Kevin Wed, 13 May 2009 04:01:50 +0000 http://pcweenies.com/?p=1840#comment-2316 I can say using the intous3 one of the most annoying drawbacks is the plastic finish they put around it's workspace. It's such a hindrance for me that when I'm working at home I have to turn off the thermostat so my perspiration is set on overdrive and I have sufficient hand-lubrication to draw to my full potential. I believe that just the different surface would make me want to invest in it; the rest are just over-the-top perks. I can say using the intous3 one of the most annoying drawbacks is the plastic finish they put around it’s workspace.

It’s such a hindrance for me that when I’m working at home I have to turn off the thermostat so my perspiration is set on overdrive and I have sufficient hand-lubrication to draw to my full potential.

I believe that just the different surface would make me want to invest in it; the rest are just over-the-top perks.

]]> By: dgriff13 http://pcweenies.com/2009/05/12/a-few-weeks-with-my-wacom-intuos4-a-review/#comment-2315 dgriff13 Tue, 12 May 2009 21:51:14 +0000 http://pcweenies.com/?p=1840#comment-2315 interesting. I wonder how it would compare to my Tablet laptop. I adore it, the portability is awesome of course, & it's a 300% improvement from a regular wacom tablet (love drawing directly on the screen).. but I am starting to pick up on some of it's "issues". Primarily.. heh... VISTA. d'oh! interesting. I wonder how it would compare to my Tablet laptop. I adore it, the portability is awesome of course, & it’s a 300% improvement from a regular wacom tablet (love drawing directly on the screen).. but I am starting to pick up on some of it’s “issues”. Primarily.. heh… VISTA. d’oh!

]]> By: Rasmus http://pcweenies.com/2009/05/12/a-few-weeks-with-my-wacom-intuos4-a-review/#comment-2314 Rasmus Tue, 12 May 2009 21:47:42 +0000 http://pcweenies.com/?p=1840#comment-2314 Great read, I'd really like to try an Intous4 sometime. I just don't have the budget to buy one. (Just one thing: Keep in mind that the Graphire series are discontinued - the Bamboo series is the new budget one. That's probably what beginners shoud consider) Great read, I’d really like to try an Intous4 sometime. I just don’t have the budget to buy one.

(Just one thing: Keep in mind that the Graphire series are discontinued – the Bamboo series is the new budget one. That’s probably what beginners shoud consider)

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