03-24-2011, 12:59 PM
I'm another who got a tablet and just didn't get along with it. I can do everything faster and easier with a mouse. Personally I found the disconnect between the pen and screen to feel wrong. Maybe if I had a display that works like pen and paper where the display surface is where you draw on (tablet style), that could be very different.
As a side note, I was never good at writing/drawing with my hands anyway... also I can't stand non-linear mouse responses. If I move a mouse a fixed distance regardless of speed, it should always move the pointer the same distance. I think that helps a lot with precision control, more so than the typical OS default where the movement distance is also related to speed as well as distance.
As a side note, I was never good at writing/drawing with my hands anyway... also I can't stand non-linear mouse responses. If I move a mouse a fixed distance regardless of speed, it should always move the pointer the same distance. I think that helps a lot with precision control, more so than the typical OS default where the movement distance is also related to speed as well as distance.
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