Wacom vs Adesso

[RyanSpaulding]

http://microstationconnections.com/feature_full.php?cpfeatureid=4599

 

How could this be so much cheaper than the Wacom tablets. I know nothing about tablets, so if someone out there does, is there a main difference between these brands that allows for a more than $200 difference in a 12x9 tablet? Accuracy perhaps?

[Richard McCarthy]

Can't see the thread.. need to register.. [sigh....]

[Crazy Homeless Guy]

interesting, anyone use one?

 

http://www.cnet.com/4520-10602_1-5620135-1.html

 

.....though doodles are crudely drawn.

[Susan]

I'm sure the primary difference is the level of pressure sensitivity. See below. Even in the Wacom tablets there are price differences between the different lines that have different levels of sensiitvity because they are aimed at very different markets. The intuos line is expensive because it is aimed at artists and as such has a very high level of pressure sensitivity. I'm been told by many architest that they really can't tell the difference between 500 levels and 1000 levels and they make do with the much cheaper Graphire model.

I also think it's a case of demand and supply. Wacom has captured the market and everyone want's it. So they can get away with a higher price.

 

All Adesso CyberTablets offer 512-levels of pressure sensitive input points to provide all the comforts of a

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Intuos3 Grip Pen,024 levels of tip and eraser pressure sensitivity for control