It is a input gismo which is predominantly used by illustrated designers, architects and cartoonist. It also allows teachers and instructors to free up interactive whiteboards from personal use. It consists of a flat surface, on which a user can draw graphics using a extra pen known as stylus. It is used, just like a paper is used with a pencil and therefore is favorite over a mouse which is quite difficult to control when it comes to drawing. But unlike a paper, anything a user draws on the exterior of the tablet appears on the computer screen attached to it.
A illustrated tablet is also known as illustrated pad or pen tablet and is widely used to write those characters and symbols which are not found on a conventional keyboard like Chinese and Japanese characters. They are also used in technical drawing, are generally used in schools and colleges and generally work with interactive whiteboards of the same brand. Therefore it is advisable that you buy tablets and whiteboards both from the same constructor to avoid any discrepancy issue.
Graphic Tablets
Following accessories are used with illustrated tablets: stylus, stylus eraser, airbrush, art pens, puck and tablet mouse. The stylus eraser is a eraser like tip on top of the stylus which is used to erase layer(s) of an image. It can also be used as a choice tool or as a single brush. Pucks are used to accurately trace diagrams.
Wacom, a Japanese enterprise is one of the largest manufacturers of illustrated tablets in the world. Some other clubs which institute illustrated pads are 'interactive education' and 'promethean'.
descriptive Tablets
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