Thanks! It's still not getting a heap of updates, but it's getting more than it was. Hopefully things will come together in the next few months and we'll have lots going on.

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hello Mystrae! I have found the R1F pretty good for the most part, since I've had it. The thing that I've enjoyed about it, is you can work straight onto the screen like one of the bigger Wacom tablets, but can also carry it around wherever you're going pretty easily. That's the main reason I picked it up when I did. The other thing i liked when i bought it was the pressure sensitivity it claimed to have. Unfortunately that leads us to the major problem I've had with it. Out of the box, the pressure sensitivity did not work. It's an issue with the drivers the tablet uses. I haven't looked for a fix for a little while now, but when I tried to fix mine they were meant to be correcting the problem. I got around it by downloading the latest Wacom drivers from their site - unfortunately, it cause the thing where you can swivel the screen around and it displays lengthways, to not work correctly (still works fine if viewed after spinning it around though, so this wasn't too much of a problem) The other thing it caused was for pen flicks to not work in Photoshop.

I've been working with those problems now for about 8 months or something, and they don't bother me too much. You mentioning it here's actually prompted me to go see if there's a better fix for it, so thanks

A good thing I've found with Asus' in general, is their laptops are pretty sturdy. I know mines been knocked around a bit, and it came backpacking through the UK with me for a few months. It's never missed a beat - only recent hardware fault is to do with the power cord on it, which is no biggie.

I hope that helps you some I think it's my longest DevArt post ever!

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any time - your art is very awesome

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Sanity is a Playground for the Unimaginative