Graphic tablets are devices for entering information into a computer. Currently, they are actively used by people working in certain fields, such as engineers and designers.
The advantages of a graphics tablet are the ability to enter handwritten text and similar information. When using modern computer mice, you can get a fairly high accuracy of pointer movement. But it is not enough for building complex schemes and for creating certain drawings. The capabilities of a graphics tablet allow you to read pen spacing up to 200 lines per 1 mm.
Typically, graphic tablets are used to create drawings similar to those that can be obtained on paper. With skillful handling of the pen of a graphic tablet, you can get a high-precision image, several times superior in quality to its "paper" counterpart. The principles of a graphics tablet can be very diverse. Many manufacturers develop their own unique technologies, which provides an excellent incentive for the development of these devices. Sometimes you can find models in which the pen does not need separate batteries.
There are special programs for working with graphics tablets. Some of them allow you to use co-image editing mode. This allows a whole group of designers to work on a specific project at the same time.
Some graphic tablets are equipped with a computer mouse. This saves space on the desk if the tablet is always on it. Mouse data is not always easy to use.
There are mobile versions of tablets. These are the so-called electronic notebooks. They can work without connecting to a computer and are a digital analogue of a notebook.
At home, graphic tablets can be used as a digital sketchbook. They help children quickly master the subtleties of working with a personal computer.
