wacom has more direct tools for art type stuff however the tablet pc allows for direct drawing onto the screen.

also the wacom has a better pressure sinsorin the wacom will have more layers of pressure it would be more like a pencil where as the tablet i think only has 128layers of pressure, the wacom will be much more sinsitive. But if you only ahve time to do art on the road, having a wacom tablet and a laptop can be a bit of an annoyance.

if your only going to be using it in one place then go with the wacom unless you like unplugging things constantly. also if you want a tablet type monitor for a pc that has huge amounts of sinsitivity there is the Cintio. BUTTTTTTTTT they are like 3000$ XD oh the things i would do to have one n.n

I've seen the Cintrino. $2,400 of computer monitor. Not to mention it might feel awkward to use. But it is beautiful.

Cintique...
That's the monitor I mean. Not Cintrino.

i did the same thing when i typed it XD

:) I don't use either. I use this thing called a "pencil".... :)

Sorry. Feeling a bit loony tonight.

i like them both equally, although one is less costly in the longrun. think of all the trees youll save without having to buy a new pencil every forty pics. XD

Corel Draw, I think it is, lets you digitally rotate the "canvas", which is nice, although it wouldn't feel as natural as actually turning the screen.