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One can get a decent drawing tablet for about $50 these days. Pretty minimal investment.
by s73v3r 12y ago
One can get a decent drawing tablet for about $50 these days. Pretty minimal investment.
- wlesieutre 12y agoYeah, but it doesn't really compare to drawing on a screen. And there's much more of a learning curve on those for people who haven't used one before.
- tonyarkles 12y agoBefore I got the tablet I mentioned in the sibling comment, I used a stylus with an iPad for a while. It was pretty decent, but whatever software I was using had pretty mediocre palm detection (it'd freak out a bit if I rested my hand on the screen while drawing). I'd also definitely recommend getting a more expensive stylus... the cheap ones I tried generally didn't work well at all.
- tonyarkles 12y agoI haven't used it as a remote whiteboard yet, but I've got a Wacom "Intuos Pen". It's about $80 and it has served as a scrap-piece-of-paper replacement over and over. For sketching out architecture diagrams, web page "mock ups", etc, I have completely fallen in love with it. https://store.wacom.com/us/en/product/CTL480/ https://store.wacom.com/us/en/product/CTL480/