There is definitely a mid-range market for tablets Wacom markets the Bamboo Create, which is $199.00, for example. Students, entrepreneurs, and hobbyists fall into this category. The Catch-22 with that situation is that someone who would benefit from a tablet (and might become more productive if they had one) might not be able to make the jump into the tablet world because of the prohibitive cost. Those who are professional artists (that is, the tablet is a tool which generates revenue for them) are smart to invest in a professional tablet. The problem with digital tablets is they have always generally come in three flavors: sort of cheap and almost useless, very expensive, and insanely expensive.

Those who want to draw, write, practice new language characters, or sign documents find that having a tablet is essential-one of those “once you’ve tried it, you cannot go back” sort of things. A digital tablet is something of a life-changer for some people, depending on what they do with their computers.

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