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An overview of the brands and my take on some of them are here:
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It is possible in some cases. More here:
YES, It is possible, but be prepared for potential limitations. Read more here:
It really depends on a lot of factors.
For pen tablets - I recommend a MEDIUM size (about 11")
For pen displays - I recommend a MEDIUM size (about 16") though many start off with a 13" and I personally prefer a 22"
The drivers that manufacturers release for their drawing tablets support Mouse Mode often only on their pen tablets but not on pen displays.
You just need to buy a pen of the SAME EXACT MODEL and it will work with your tablet. You don't even have to connect it - just bring it close to your tablet and it will work.
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Answer: Yes, but ONLY if the manufacturer recommends it. More here: .
There is no single right answer. Each has pros and cons. More here:
To avoid the light sources from interfering with using your drawing tablet, Manufacturers apply an anti-glare treatment to drawing tablets. This anti-glare treatment disperses like from the tablet in such a way that you see it as a colorful sparkle. Read more here: .
Answer: YES. But there are some things you should consider if you want to use it this way:
This is temporary phenomena called . This is not a permanent change and is not screen burn in ().
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It MAY be possible to fix. More here: .
Answer: YES. All drawing tablets experience some kind of lag. Pen tablets experience less lag than pen displays. However, extreme lag is not normal. You should be able to comfortably draw even if there is some lag. Read my notes on
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Answer: I personally do not recommend this,. However. YES it is possible, but BE CAREFUL and DO YOUR RESEARCH. There are potential risks to your pen and tablet. More here:
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