Hi, Nam O'Rip -
In response to your question about art on tablets - mine is a Flytouch 3 (10.1 inch, Chinese mfg - purchased through Hong Kong seller) running Android 2.1 (Froyo). Resistive screen is OK for my use, and generally cheaper than capacitive. I have a stylus (Pentel Pentopia) that has retractable plastic stylus point, ballpoint and mechanical pencil. The apps that work well for drawing are MaplePaint and Canvas. All that being said, I have just ordered a new Nexus 7 tablet - seems to be the very best Android tablet ever made, beating the Kindle Fire at the same price point and physical size. It does multi-touch, which means I should be able to install Autodesk SketchBook, which is my all-time favorite drawing app (I use in in Windows 7 on both my desktop system and my netbook, but the Android version requires a capacitive screen with multi-touch.)
Hope that helps - sorry how late this return message is - I haven't been logging in to this forum for quite a while.
- Paul
In response to your question about art on tablets - mine is a Flytouch 3 (10.1 inch, Chinese mfg - purchased through Hong Kong seller) running Android 2.1 (Froyo). Resistive screen is OK for my use, and generally cheaper than capacitive. I have a stylus (Pentel Pentopia) that has retractable plastic stylus point, ballpoint and mechanical pencil. The apps that work well for drawing are MaplePaint and Canvas. All that being said, I have just ordered a new Nexus 7 tablet - seems to be the very best Android tablet ever made, beating the Kindle Fire at the same price point and physical size. It does multi-touch, which means I should be able to install Autodesk SketchBook, which is my all-time favorite drawing app (I use in in Windows 7 on both my desktop system and my netbook, but the Android version requires a capacitive screen with multi-touch.)
Hope that helps - sorry how late this return message is - I haven't been logging in to this forum for quite a while.
- Paul