Would it be more worth it to buy this tablet, or the Huion K58?
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Honestly I can't say. This was my first tablet but it is great and works well.
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As of now, K58 is $20 more expensive than this tablet (Huion 580; I'm not talking about Turcom). According to the description:- 1. Resolution (LPI): K58 is 5080, while 580 is 4000. Higher is good and the difference between these two is not insignificant. 2. Response (RPS): K58 is 230, while H580 is 220. There's no significant difference at all. 3. *I'm not sure about this* According to their site, 580 uses a wireless pen (AAA) http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00DOW6TUQ/ref=cm_sw_su_dp, while K58 uses a wireless, rechargable pen (Li-ion) http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00DOWNWTW/ref=cm_sw_su_dp However, this shouldn't be a problem as the company says that the Huion tablet accepts Huion stylus. Other than those, I'm not aware of any important differences (though K58 apparently has a somewhat sleeker design and surface looks). If you're planning to use the tablet in a long term (3-5 years), then K58 would be worth buying. Whatever your choices are, make sure there's a 'Huion' logo stated on the tablet itself.
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No, the product is not wireless. You need to connect the Tablet to your PC via the supplied USB cable. It needs a Supply Voltage of DC 5V - this is normal for Windows PC's and probably Apple PC's as well. The Pen is wireless. However, you need to use the supplied USB cable to recharge the Pen. It takes about one hour to recharge. Once recharged it lasts quite long (weeks to months depending on use). Look for the HUION W58 if you want a Wireless Tablet (i.e cordless tablet): Huion Wireless Graphic Tablet with Digital Mouse Pen - W58 However, the supplied Pen with W58 is not rechargeable, it uses a normal AAA battery. You can use rechargeable battery (Ni-MH) and charge it separately. The HUION W58 wireless tablet comes with a USB dongle (for wireless connection that needs to be connected to your PC). You also need to charge the HUION W58 Tablet's internal battery (rechargeable LI-ION battery) via mains plug or you can use the supplied USB cable and connect directly to the PC (which is then the same as the K58). See http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KMcMYKWLr8M
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Based on the quality of your Samsung 550, I'd wait until reviews are out, also I'd want to look at it in person first to see how the screen looks and the keyboard feels. It's certainly worth considering though. BKarno's answer is worth keeping handy to revisit later. He strikes me as very accurate and honest.
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Thanks! I appreciate the information. I'll probably buy the U100 (aren't lower numbers usually cheaper?), or maybe the Acer equivalent or even the Asus, though that seems to be a bit heavier. (I'd welcome opinions on the relative merits of these computers.)
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I believe it is worth the money. If you like the Apple operating system get an I-pad. If you like the Windows environment, you probably can't do any better than this tablet. It is very powerful and I have had no issues.
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I would not say it is overkill, and here's why: Over time you will find yourself wanting to do things, even just once in a great while, where you will be glad you purchased a tablet that does more. I have done some photo repair using Photoshop and Paintshop Pro. As I became more and more familiar with digital painting and drawing, I found myself wanting to learn more - I could not have done it without continually upgrading my hardware - which can get expensive. Go with the better tablet - I guarantee that at some point, you will be very happy you did.
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My review- http://www.amazon.com/review/R6WLFVY9YHKYI/ref=cm_cr_rdp_perm?ie=UTF8&ASIN=1400532655&linkCode=&nodeID=&tag= Id say theres better value to be found. If the difference in price between this and the nexus 7 is significant, there other options to consider. The price vs performance ratio on this product, however is fairly poor. One other aspect to consider is software availability. Although android 's application market is rapidly growing, apple' s is still superior. The iPad mini is something to consider, or as you said, the iPod touch. You also mentioned the tablet's hackability. From someone who has hacked this tablet, let me be the first (hardly) to say that the device is extremely limited on B&N firmware(in available software and features) , and on Cyanogenmod, slow as heck. Your best bet is to look for an android mp3 or tablet which runs near pure (as opposed to custom) android. Good luck, and happy almost birthday to your son! Galaxy Player- http://www.amazon.com/Samsung-YP-GI1CB-XAA-4-2-Inch-Galaxy/dp/B007SRNPPU/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1356569891&sr=8-1&keywords=Samsung+galaxy+player+4.2 Nexus 7 from Google (my favorite from this selection) - https://play.google.com/store/devices/details?id=nexus_7_16gb iPad Mini- http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00746W3HG iPod Touch 4th gen- http://www.amazon.com/Apple-touch-Black-Generation-CURRENT/dp/B0097BEF0O/ref=sr_1_7?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1356570179&sr=1-7&keywords=ipod+touch+5th+generation
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This is actually a Huion tablet. "Huion" has been edited out of these photos. I'm not sure why this tablet is being sold under the Turcom or Tursion brand name. I would recommend purchasing this directly through the Huion store on Amazon:http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=bl_sr_pc?_encoding=UTF8&field-brandtextbin;=Huion&node;=172282http://www.amazon.com/Huion-ExpressKey-Inches-Graphics-Drawing/dp/B00DLW9CIK/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie;=UTF8&qid;=1381291378&sr;=1-1
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Save your money and get something newer and faster. Just about any tablet is going to be faster, lighter and easier to use. You can now buy a decent tablet for considerably less than $100.
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Dear Customer, if you are looking for a wireless tablet, you may check the "Huion W58". It can be used for both "wired" and "wireless" mode. Thank you.
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I purchased the ASUS Vivo Tab RT for 499.00 at Microcenter. It appears ASUS has lowered the price. The free keyboard is included at the lowered price.
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your best bet is not to buy this tablet in the first place. If you already have it, there are good apps out there in the app store that let you read all of them.
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I see you are a very active member an a entusiast user of the Sony tablet. I thank your opinion. I plan to read a lot, watch movies on my trips and listen to some music. The price for 32 GB is high and was planning to save some money. But if you recommend that is not a practical option, I guess I must pay for the extra internal memory.
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They both have good price points, decent interaction and speed, but both lack SD Card Slots and try to lock the system down to keep people on their respective vendor's content. Both are built on Android, but it is quite buried and not readily accessible. You would need to probably void the warranty to get to the base Android system. Here is a good side by side I found compare: http://www.gizmag.com/kindle-fire-hd-vs-nook-hd/24959/ If you already purchase music, books, movies, etc from one or the other, then I would go with that one. But if you want more freedom and long term customization, go with something that is base Android like the Lenovo S2110 or Asus Transformer Prime. Or if your on a budget, checkout the Nexus 7/10 or the Galaxy 7" If you want to get to know them in person, run down to BestBuy, Staples, Wal-mart or any store with electronics and they should have a display with each of the devices where you can get to know them. Cheers -IT Ninja
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Also try visual land website and it should have answer to your questions..but if i was you i would go with a better tablet might cost you more but these ones are not worth the money you pay
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I've had mine just under a year and I still love it. I don't have a computer, and can do almost everything I need on my tablet. I highly recommend getting the keyboard. It makes typing much easier, greatly extends the battery life (which is really good already), allows you to connect USB cards, and acts as a decent stand. The picture quality is very good - I routinely watch shows on my tablet through Hulu and Netflix and am always impressed by the clarity. This was a great buy, I highly recommend it.
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ASUS Transformer TF300 T-B1-BL 10.1-Inch 32 GB Tablet (Blue)I don't even have a smart phone (my son scooped that away from me when he broke his phone, as usual) and I've been looking at pads for a month now. I was going to get the LePan for $200 but I really like the attachable keyboard for the TF300. My main requirements are GPS (I'm always lost); u tube for movies; fb, camera for taking pics, kindle, some drawing, and a pad for writing ideas or chapters for my book. Is that too much to ask for in this TF300?