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Just for those who may not understand: a Wacom tablet is NOT a tablet computer. It is an input device, used with a stylus, to allow you to draw as you would with a pencil or brush as input to your computer software (instead of using a mouse).
Dan,
Thanks for clearing that up! With technology such as it is these days, and the terminology used to describe it, one could be forgiven for some degree of confusion when one product is referred to as a "tablet" that fulfills one function, then along comes another product, also referred to as a "tablet" but fulfills another function entirely. And that's the trap I've fallen into(Mia Culpa). I assumed, because this Waco(brand name, I assume) product was referred to as a "tablet" I thought it to be a tablet computer.
Guess that's one "tablet" that's going to take a heck of a lot of water to wash it down! Ha-ha!
Cheers!
Neil.
(Once again I have to copy my post and re-enter it due to sluggishness in the save process on this forum).