- 10 x 6.25 inch writing area, making it the ideal choice for professional computer artists
- Wireless 2 button pen with 1024 levels of pressure sensitive to provide all the comforts of a normal pencil
- High accuracy and sensitivity for a highly reactive cursor
- 1024 gradations of pressure sensitivity for highly accurate rendering in painting and writing
- No need for separate power adapter, completely USB powered
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The new Cybertablet Z12 features a 10 x 6.25 inches work space for drawing, handwriting, sketching, coloring and picture editing. This tablet enables you to control the pressure level of the pen. With a 1024 lop (level of pressure) you could adjust the lightness or thickness. It features accurate pressure sensitivity to accomplish the most sophisticated computer-aided designing tasks. A powerful, yet easy-to-use combination of an ergonomic pen, tablet, and software lets you naturally draw and write freehand graphics and text as comfortably as you would on real paper. The possibilities are endless with this ultra slim, portable graphics tablet--plus its small enough to go wherever you go. Enjoy with Vista
Microsoft's brand-new OS Vista, provides many pen functions which were only available in Windows XP Tablet Edition. With Vista, you can achive a tablet experience which includes note taking, handwriting recognition, and gesture recognitions to get the results you want quickly, and easily. Handwriting Recognition
This new recognition technology efficiently and accurately converts a wide variety or handwriting styles into typed text. All you need is Microsoft Windows Vista and the Cybertablet Z12, and your handwriting will be instantly converted into typed text with the strok of your pen. Mark up, Sign, and More in Microsoft Office 2007
Always wanted to sign your name in a Email message? Or fill out an Excel sheet with your own handwriting, well with the Cybertablet Z12, you can instantly and easily produce inking into your own office documents or handwritten letters directly into Outlook. Presentations, seminars, and panel discussions
With the Cybertablet Z12 it has never been easier to create, edit, or emphasize your presentations or the images you want. Using your the Cybertablet Z12, you can use the stylus to write, sketch, circle, or add notes during your presentation to emphasize important points. For example, you can draw attention to something specific on the slide, like an upward trend on a graph, by using the stylus to draw, circle, or highlight the area. Easy Programmable Hot Keys
Now it is simple to find your favorite programs at a click on your tablet. It has defined hot keys such as cut, copy and paste which curtails a certain task. You can also program 16 hot keys to fit the style of work at hand. Click, program and play. This will simplify your work.
Microsoft's brand-new OS Vista, provides many pen functions which were only available in Windows XP Tablet Edition. With Vista, you can achive a tablet experience which includes note taking, handwriting recognition, and gesture recognitions to get the results you want quickly, and easily. Handwriting Recognition
This new recognition technology efficiently and accurately converts a wide variety or handwriting styles into typed text. All you need is Microsoft Windows Vista and the Cybertablet Z12, and your handwriting will be instantly converted into typed text with the strok of your pen. Mark up, Sign, and More in Microsoft Office 2007
Always wanted to sign your name in a Email message? Or fill out an Excel sheet with your own handwriting, well with the Cybertablet Z12, you can instantly and easily produce inking into your own office documents or handwritten letters directly into Outlook. Presentations, seminars, and panel discussions
With the Cybertablet Z12 it has never been easier to create, edit, or emphasize your presentations or the images you want. Using your the Cybertablet Z12, you can use the stylus to write, sketch, circle, or add notes during your presentation to emphasize important points. For example, you can draw attention to something specific on the slide, like an upward trend on a graph, by using the stylus to draw, circle, or highlight the area. Easy Programmable Hot Keys
Now it is simple to find your favorite programs at a click on your tablet. It has defined hot keys such as cut, copy and paste which curtails a certain task. You can also program 16 hot keys to fit the style of work at hand. Click, program and play. This will simplify your work.
Product Description
The new Cybertablet Z12 features a 10"x 6.25" work space for drawing, handwriting, sketching, coloring and picture editing. This tablet enables you to control the pressure level of the pen. With a 1024 lop (level of pressure) you could adjust the lightness or thickness. It features accurate pressure sensitivity to accomplish the most sophisticated computer-aided designing tasks. A powerful, yet easy-to-use combination of an ergonomic pen, tablet and software lets you naturally draw and write freehand graphics and text as comfortably as you would on real paper. The possibilities are endless with this ultra slim, portable graphics tablet- plus its small enough to go wherever you go.
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26 of 27 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Very pleased with Cybertablet Z12,
By Steve "engineerboy" (FL, USA) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Adesso CYBERTABLET Z12 10 x 6.25-inch Widescreen Graphics USB Tablet PC (Personal Computers)
This is my first graphics tablet. Being a mechanical engineer that started out on a drafting board, I come from a different mind set than a graphics artist. I spent over a week researching every manufacturer of graphics tablets I could find, reading the reviews, etc. The overwhelming number of reviews were of Wacom tablets. Frankly, I almost went with a Wacom Bamboo but, the price just seemed way out of proportion for the features. But, it seemed like everyone kept chanting the Wacom mantra.
One thing that should be stressed is software. There are basically two kinds, Pixel Image Editors and Vector Illustration Software. Editors are like Photoshop, PhotoImpact, etc. and vector based are like Adobe Illustrator ($$$), CorelDraw ($$), or InkScape(free). Image editors have lots different brush types (pen, crayon, airbrush, etc.) that produce a more painted, artistic image. Vector software is really more for those who are more serious about making images as accurate and realistic as possible. The Cybertablet z12 came with Ulead's PhotoImpact 12se and I downloaded Adobe Photoshop Elements (trial version). Personally, the PhotoImpact software is easier to use. The cheapest Wacom that had the same size table, Intuos3 6x11 goes for $330. That's nearly 3 times the cost of a Adesso. Is the quality there, maybe not, but at this point, I can't tell. Long story short, give the Cybertablet a shot. :)
13 of 13 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars
OK for casual use, not for serious users,
By Review (Los Angeles) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Adesso CYBERTABLET Z12 10 x 6.25-inch Widescreen Graphics USB Tablet PC (Personal Computers)
I use my tablet to animate in 3D package, so it needs to be rather accurate, and I use it 8-10 hrs every day. This tablet, though very promising on paper, was a serious let down.
The tablet itself is really nice, very thin, looks spiffy, the pen is just a pen, it did the job which is all that's needed. But: - As for the '1024 levels of sensitivity': to get anything going, you need to perform quite a bit of pressure with the pen on the tablet. So I don't know where the extra sensitivity comes in. If we measure the pressure needed on a scale from 0 to 10, on a Wacom the first level would be 0.5 (hovering over the tablet), on this tablet, to get a response at all: 5 (after 2 days the muscles in my arm started to hurt). - the software seems inadequate. I use the tip of the pen as LMB, the lower button as RMB, the top button as MMB. Whether in 'mouse' or in 'pen' mode (mouse=relative=no limits or pen=absolute=the sensitive area of the tablet conforms to your screen, important when you use 2 screens), it doesn't matter, there's always one of the 2 buttons on the pen that doesn't do what it's supposed to, no matter what you set the button to in the software, but it's a different button depending on the 'mode' the tablet is set to. - whenever you release the RMB or the MMB, there is an additional 'click', meaning that when animating, whatever is selected and is being manipulated, is deselected. When manipulating the view, every zoom/rotation/pan of the view gets an extra, random jerk. Very tiresome and irritating. - and man, the "help desk" of Adesso leaves something to be desired: I emailed, I left 'requests' on the web site, I basically begged for help for over 2 weeks, without a single response. Sick of it I finally wrote them I wanted a refund, and they got back to me within hours (hey, imagine that) telling me to address my claim to Amazon, because within 30 days of the sale it's the seller's responsibility, not theirs... I sent back the tablet, Amazon refunded everything. It's not even that the help desk is understaffed or nonexistent, they actively ignore you, and that's just bad business, especially if your product doesn't perform as advertised. Bottom line, reading all those reviews about 'the daughter who loves it', they could be real: it's probably OK for kids to draw with, or to point and click, but I wouldn't recommend the Z12 if you want to use it for more than that.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
addesso z12,
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This review is from: Adesso CYBERTABLET Z12 10 x 6.25-inch Widescreen Graphics USB Tablet PC (Personal Computers)
i borrowed a friend's wacom tablet before i bought this. the rate of reaction between pen and pad is noticably slower and skips more on the adesso. but it is also remarkably cheaper. for the patient artist the adesso is good for a cheap starter. but if you plan to use it professionally and need it to be quick and efficient, i would suggest investing in a wacom, which are top of the line, and very expensive in comparison
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