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"Where can I buy a graphics tablet?"

Well? SR don't sell 'em, nor do PC World, online anyway. Any ideas?

I thought all the pens/mice thingies were wireless on the tablets.

Also has anyone ever played a game with one? could be fun...

HálloHowArtThou wrote:
> i saw one for £70 at pcworld.. it was A5 and came with a wireless
> mouse...

A5 is tiny!

i saw one for £70 at pcworld.. it was A5 and came with a wireless mouse...

Reaper[oV] wrote:
> Damnyou er-no, they'll be hunting you down now...I'd recommend a Wacom really,
> very nice, according to Luke..blame him if it's cack.

Aria's CS department is
> possibly the worst I've heard of, surpassed online by Eclipse. My mate's order
> took weeks to come, was then defective, getting an RMA took a few more weeks,
> then they refused to swap it..cue legal threats..

Go buy one from Harrods.

Aria, as with Sca(n/m) are fine until you have to return something, then you're fairly stuffed. They're cheap for a lot of things, but you can often find cheaper places, I have some parts sent from Europe now even..

Weird. I built my own computer a few months ago (don't you love student loans?) and got the processor, memory and hard drive from them. All delivered by courier, all in working order. The thing I like about Aria is that everything they sell has its own support forum on the website where you can go for advice. I think quite a lot of people who build and resell PCs use it, so you can get some good info: much better than tech support helplines, anyway.

Still, I might think twice about buying from them in the future.

Took* even
sheesh

Mine too over two weeks.

I've used Aria quite a bit, and liked them. If you're buying individual components you'll get the best prices around. Always arrived within two days of ordering, as well. Maybe I was just lucky.

They used to until like a month before I wanted one,It was well cheap too!
*crys*