Miranda, As you can tell from the price point, the Bamboo tablet is an "entry level" tablet, whereas the Intuos is geared towards "professionals". The main distinctions between the two lines of tablets are the differences in sensitivity in the interaction between the stylus and the tablet. The Intuos is twice as sensitive to pressure change and it also recognizes the tilt of the stylus relative to the tablet. Whether or not this is significant to you will depend on what applications you are "drawing" with and whether or not the applications themselves have been designed to take advantage of that range of pressure sensitivity and the tilt of the stylus when you are drawing. As for Pauric's question about whether or not people are able to draw or sketch "digitally" as well as they can with traditional media, I think that one of the galleries on the PainterFactory website is a testament to that:http://painterfactory.com/photos/adapt_2007_art_expo/default.aspx Hope that helpsJe nnifer _________________________________________________________________
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