Trust 1200 Wireless Tablet 12" x 9" Reviews
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ps0705 21st Jul 2008
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It's a cheap and large tablet, well worth the cost. Suits well as a first time tablet, or if you can't afford an overpriced wacom of similar size. You could draw just as well with a trust as with a wacom, even if the wacom has higher technical specifics. After months of use though it'll probably be ...
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Guest 12th Apr 2008
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General comments: Overall I wouldn't recommend the Trust 1200 Wireless Tablet, and I've only JUST got it and I wish I didn't The cursor jumps all over the screen for no reason. The mouse is VERY slow even on the fastest settings as far as I am concerned.
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Guest 14th Mar 2008
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Overall I wouldn't recommend it, and I've only JUST got it. I'm already looking for solutions to the problems I have. And after reading the reviews, I wish I hadn't bought it.
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Guest 13th Dec 2007
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Not recommended. Cheap, and easy to use, but falls apart real fast and is really fragile.
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The Trust 1200 Wireless Tablet 12" x 9" works well once setup. Accurate, good sensetivity. Draws well and feels comfortable. 24 function buttons. Transparent overlay.
Cons: It Does not fit on my workspace, the tablet area is 12 x 9 but if you include the surround its more like 14 x 12. Tablet it ...
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