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bermuDa · 07-12-2006, 10:30 AM

It seems that the volito is a Europe-only product. I have one of the original graphires (4x5") which works great for my smaller laptop screen, and an intuos3 (6x8") which I use for my larger computer screen. Both do an excellent job when I get around to using them. The main advantages of the intuos is that it has twice as many pressure sensitivity levels, and additional buttons and scroll touchpads next to the writing area.

The volito doesn't seem to come with a mouse for the tablet, which is probably why the price is better. To be honest, I don't like using the wacom mice, because it is like having only one mousepad that works. Unless you're compromising a lot of features by going with the volito, I could say go for it.

07-12-2006, 10:30 AM	#6 (permalink)
bermuDa don't ignore this--> Location: CA	It seems that the volito is a Europe-only product. I have one of the original graphires (4x5") which works great for my smaller laptop screen, and an intuos3 (6x8") which I use for my larger computer screen. Both do an excellent job when I get around to using them. The main advantages of the intuos is that it has twice as many pressure sensitivity levels, and additional buttons and scroll touchpads next to the writing area. The volito doesn't seem to come with a mouse for the tablet, which is probably why the price is better. To be honest, I don't like using the wacom mice, because it is like having only one mousepad that works. Unless you're compromising a lot of features by going with the volito, I could say go for it. __________________ I am the very model of a moderator gentleman.