Eraser does not come with the tablet. Eraser is built in paint tool SAI, Photoshop etc. I started with MousePen i608x Genius tablet. And I am pretty satisfied. I did not want to waste too much money on expensive ones, in case I screw something up with the tablet xD Yeah, Im a lefty too, I know how hard it is to draw some positions and stuffs ._.
Um, if you're worried about a lack of eraser, certain art programs like PTS have an option of transparency, so you can basically just erase with your current brush and settings in a way (and set a hotkey for that). Heck, I almost never use my pen's eraser. :/(the 2 colour checkerboard box near the colors in PTS: )
Yeah that is my biggest thing, I want something affordable, but durable. I do travel with my laptop a bit (especially if doing laundry at the in-laws). Also, since I have a 2-year-old who likes to touch shiny things, getting something overly expensive isn't wise. Not saying that I'd let her touch it, nor am I sure she'd be interested in the shiny thing after a few days, but considering that I have left my 3ds unattended for 10 minutes and she killed me and used up all my fairies in Zelda, I don't trust the little girl. xDOne of the biggest things about being a lefty while drawing: getting ink on your hands. Well, it's not a big worry per se, I'm sure that if I figured out my way around, I would be able to set a hotkey for erasing stuff. It's more of a convenience aspect is all.I just looked it up and it should work with my system since it's Vista (shoosh, I know it sucks), but can never be too sure.
The drawing tablet most of us use is one that doesn't have a screen. I went for a cheaper option on Amazon (ran me less than 40 bucks USD) and it works nicely, even though one day I'm gonna get a Wacom as an upgrade. Most actual drawing tablets don't have a screen.As someone who doodles on paper, it will take some time to get used to. I'm still playing with mine to get the feel of how the pen works (the harder you press, the thicker the strokes, etc.). In PTS, it shows where your pen is on the canvas.
If its drawing one how is possible to draw with it if it doesnt point where on picture u will draw ur lines o.o
If its drawing one what matters when we choose one like pressing quality or anything "options" or stuff idk .-.