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cool! I wish it wasn't so expensive, at least for a hobbyist user.
I have a Intuos 3 that I hardly ever use because I dont have much spare time. There is also a bit of learning curve going from a mouse to one of these tablets. But they are really nice.
Most people say about these Cintiq's that the learning curve is basically learning how to calibrate it and then getting used to drawing on a 1/4 inch think piece of glass. I'm seriously thinking of getting one, but first i just wanna make sure this is what I wanna do.
I work woth an intuos3 at work, took me half an hour to adapt. Also got me a bamboo A5 at home now (but will be upgrading to intuos when I can afford it), I really don't use a mouse anymore...
Cintiq looks cool too, but it may be better for a real illustrator than a web designer or graphic designer -they don't have that specific need for a 101 drawing experience, that is my guess.
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