Product Description

The WP8060-TAB08 has a working area of 8 x 6-inch allowing large gesture sketching and drawing and offers pinpoint accuracy when working with digital images. 1024 pressure sensitivity levels are provided to fully employ brush and filter options in Photoshop and Painter

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #64094 in Consumer Electronics
• Brand: UCLOGIC Lapazz
• Dimensions: 12.01" h x 11.30" w x .94" l, 1.32 pounds

Features

• Electronic signature capturing and authentication, handwriting recognition (Office XP)
• 1024 pressure sensitivity levels
• Report Rate: 100 RPS
• Wireless three button mouse and digital stylus pen offer absolute cursor positioning
• Windows 98SE / 2000 / XP / Vista

Customer Reviews

Not really as bad as one might think...
I had bought this tablet from a dealer in one of the the Market Pro computer shows a couple years back for around $50. At first this was only supposed to be a cheap tablet that would replace the Wacom Graphire 1 as my workhorse. The Graphire 1 still works to this day since the day I bought it in like 2001, unlike the Jam Studio tablet I bought from Best Buy for the same price. This Lapazz tablet wasn't too hard to figure out. I just popped in the driver disc, let it tell me when to plug the tablet in, proceeded with the install session and presto! It worked like a dream. The manual wasn't too hard to follow and since the company is based in taiwan, it's understandable that they would make a few grammatical errors. Windows XP Home and Pro both recognised the tablet. I did a couple sessions in photoshop to test out the sensitivity and responsiveness of it. I felt that it was comparable with that of an Intuos 2 tablet from Wacom. It had lasted longer than I had originally thought it would by looking at it's construction. By taking care of it and making sure that it wasn't just laying around sitting under a pile of junk, It lasted around 1 year and a half to two years.

It came to it's unfortunate end when I had let a friend borrow it because my friend needed to use a tablet desperately for a project. I asked for it back a few weeks later and when I got it back it was covered with juice stains and when plugged in was unresponsive and had connection errors due to a loose wire in the USB cable. It finally died when I decided to fix the loose wire on my own but to no avail it become completely unresponsive and inoperative. Since it was made in Taiwan it was no surprise to me that if I took it apart it would collapse. However it taught me an important lesson. Never let irresponsible technologically challenged people play with your toys, especially your cheap ones. I didn't make my friend pay since the friend would not understand. I simply refuse to let my friend borrow anything related to technology that I know my friend doesn't know anything about.

This was a great tablet when it was under my care. When buying this tablet, do not expect it to do extraordinary things like a Wacom Intuos 4. Also, do not thing you can throw it around and benchmark it's construction with a barrage of heavy objects and spilled juices. Just keep it clean and keep it neatly tucked away and it will continue working just fine. Most of all remember that nice drawings come from practice and the attributes of the program more so than a tablet. Tablets really only allow things to be done faster than a mouse. They should not be regarded as make or break tool replacing actual artistic skills.

BEWARE OF THIS COMPANY
BE FOREWARNED - THIS COMPANY HAS THE ABSOLUTE WORST USER'S MANUALS IN THE HISTORY OF MANKIND. UNLESS YOU'RE VERY TECHNICALLY MINDED, STAY AWAY FROM THIS PRODUCT OR YOU WILL BE MIGHTILY FRUSTRATED AND ANNOYED.