[ghostshadow]

I have decided that I NEED an Intuos4. I am left handed and I have had it with drawing on an Intuos3. I used to own the 6X8 wide format and that was no problem drawing with my left hand. But after it was stolen, I purchased this 4x6 wide format tablet because I couldn't absorb the cost of another 6X8. I have had nothing but issues due to it being designed for right handed people instead of lefties.

There is absolutely nothing wrong with the tablet at all! I just hit the dang buttons with my lefty all the time, this bothers me when I am drawing. Yes I turn the buttons off in the prefs, but what's the point of having them on there if I can't use them because I hit my hands on the buttons?

This is why I would like to get an Intuos4. Wacom finally realized that lefties are also graphic designers. So I could definitely benifit from having an intuos4 since it's ambidextrous.
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This tablet is about a 2 months or so old. I purchased it the week before the Intuos4 came out.


Asking price : $205 shipped. - negotiable to a certain extent.
Trade offer : intuos4 - I am fine with small. I cannot afford the larger model right now, unless the deal is good.

[ghostshadow]

Willing to go lower.

[ghostshadow]

price reduced to 180 - 176

[ghostshadow]

Willing to go a bit lower. Still available.

[shifuimam]

How do Wacoms handle working with a dual-display setup? I have a lower-end graphics tablet, and it's a bitch because I have two widescreen displays. Is it possible to limit the Wacom to a single display?

Would you take $90 shipped to 47901 (Amazon Marketplace has them for as low as $110)? Do you still have all the packaging?