graphics tablet

Graphics tablets are also very commonly found in the artistic world.

Most graphics tablets come bundled with one or more software programs.

In practice, each player can draw (using a graphics tablet) on a very simple image.

One does not have to be an artist to appreciate graphics tablets and pens.

It supports input by a mouse or a graphics tablet.

However, just entering the data isn't the end of the graphics tablets usefulness.

Drawings can be done with a computer mouse, a graphics tablet, or a touch screen.

A combination of a monitor with a graphics tablet.

Input was lower case handwritten print via a graphics tablet.

Graphics tablets facilitate calligraphic design work more than large size art pieces.

A graphics tablet is a computer input device which replace hand-drawing.

One is the use of a pressure sensitive graphics tablet and a computer graphics program.

Graphics tablets and scanners were expensive back then, so many artists had to improvise.

Some models can be found on graphics tablets made popular by Wacom.

Using a graphics tablet is another option.

The strips are usually in color with solid fill and are drawn on a graphics tablet.

A minority of users may even have to use a graphics tablet designed to recognize handwritten Chinese characters.

Their input was via a graphics tablet.

The first home computer graphics tablet was the KoalaPad.

Two sizes of the 4956 graphics tablet offered a slow process for inputing from paper drawings.

Similarly, graphics tablets and light pens can be used to input these gestures, however these are less common everyday.

From input data via a graphics tablet, a sequence of parameter vectors are produced to represent a word.

It also featured a touchpad with additional pen (graphics tablet) functionality.

A graphics tablet was standard.

The program is controlled either by a joystick or with a graphics tablet that was also sold by Koala.