good idea =DChouxe wrote:
1. Send a prototype to Cookiezi
2. He posts a video of him playing with it
3. Everyone ditches his/her intuos and bamboos
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Poll 15: Would you buy an osu! graphics tablet?
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Would you buy an osu! branded graphics tablet?
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i would buy it if the pen's sensor was very very close to the pen's tip, unlike bamboo's pens where the sensor is like an inch up the pen
Because of how my stupid country works I think unless this is under 25 dollars it's gonna be more expensive than a Wacom.
Just wanted to point out Argentina is fucking weird.
Just wanted to point out Argentina is fucking weird.
Seems like a very good offer, would buy it if I didn't alrdy have one ~.~
I think vinyl stickers to use on the wacon tablets (and wherever the person wants) would be better than that.
Definitely would buy.
Chouxe wrote:
1. Send a prototype to Cookiezi
2. He posts a video of him playing with it
3. Everyone ditches his/her intuos and bamboos
Probably not for $25, but stranger things have happened.D o r o r o wrote:
Idk but is it like as durable as the Wacom CTL-470?
But can it be used for drawing? And what are those nibs are they talking about? Does the tip of the pen gradually wears out? I'm new to graphics tablets, I'm sorry
What do you mean by strange things?SilentCipher wrote:
Probably not for $25, but stranger things have happened.D o r o r o wrote:
Idk but is it like as durable as the Wacom CTL-470?
Yes, it would be able to be used for drawing.D o r o r o wrote:
But can it be used for drawing? And what are those nibs are they talking about? Does the tip of the pen gradually wears out? I'm new to graphics tablets, I'm sorry
I mean in the sense that "They might surprise us with the durability".D o r o r o wrote:
What do you mean by strange things?
Thank you! But does the nib shortens like a mechanical pencil lead?SilentCipher wrote:
Yes, it would be able to be used for drawing.D o r o r o wrote:
But can it be used for drawing? And what are those nibs are they talking about? Does the tip of the pen gradually wears out? I'm new to graphics tablets, I'm sorryI mean in the sense that "They might surprise us with the durability".D o r o r o wrote:
What do you mean by strange things?
No - but if you use it roughly or put too much pressure on the nib, it will eventually wear down, as a rock does in a river.D o r o r o wrote:
Thank you! But does the nib shortens like a mechanical pencil lead?
No but really the sound of it is awesome and i need a new graphic tablet ever since my Bamboo Connect
If it were just for the purpose of playing OSU, I would consider it, but if it could do other things such as draw then I would very likely buy one.
Of course it could be used for drawing too.Xafilah wrote:
If it were just for the purpose of playing OSU, I would consider it, but if it could do other things such as draw then I would very likely buy one.
I'd probably buy one of these if my current tablet suddenly broke or something.
Im buying one
Why not? for the sake of osu! gameplay on-the-go. Why NOT!>
Well The Microsoft Surface Pro is out and it's amazingly a solid device...
Price wise I'm a bit bent.
40$-100$ (shipping) is 1/5 of the Surface Tablet so by a very very very narrow margin I'm thinking yes.
I would pay 500-600$ for the surface but if it's limited to osu after shipping I'm not planning to spend more than 80-100$
Price wise I'm a bit bent.
40$-100$ (shipping) is 1/5 of the Surface Tablet so by a very very very narrow margin I'm thinking yes.
I would pay 500-600$ for the surface but if it's limited to osu after shipping I'm not planning to spend more than 80-100$
Heck yes. I'm mostly going for it because of the amazing price and I'm in need of one for drawing. 
Even though I already own a tablet I would buy one if it had anything related to osu on it. Its all I use it for anyways If only I could draw 
If only I could draw This one isn't for drawing.
peppy wrote:
It does not have pressure sensitive input.
TIL drawing tablets require pressure sensitive input. LolBRBP wrote:
This one isn't for drawing.peppy wrote:
It does not have pressure sensitive input.
If I can use the tablet on my metal table, then I'd buy it. Not sure if it's just specific tablets, or all tablets, but with my tablet (VisTablet PenPad), pen input acts really weird if I try to use the tablet sitting on-top of a painted metal table.
so you say that the osu tablet may have a performance as good as the wacom bamboo? or better than it? 
Is this tablet still being developed or going to be released at all? Thinking of buying a tablet and would like to just buy this considering I would pretty much only use it for osu.
I'd definately buy one :O