Draw Pad for Xmas.

[Medicinal Hugs]

I've been considering getting a gift for myself (Cause I'm so awesome) and I wanted a draw pad. But I've never used/owned one before, so I wanted to know if you guys know which I should get. Something simple and preferably cheap.

~Medic

Ps I have a PC.  

[Garek Maxwell]

PC user here too. High five for computers that are personal! heart

http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=sr_nr_n_1?rh=n:172282,n:!493964,n:541966,n:172456,n:172493,n:16034531&bbn=172493&ie=UTF8&qid=1324243949&rnid=172493

Best bet if you want a cheap new one is Amazon, especially for the free shipping on certain ones.

Just be sure to read the reviews and if a lot of them say "it never worked" or "stopped working", then compare it to others and consider going to a higher price. Since these things are expensive to begin with, it's hard finding a cheap one.

Other than that, can't help you much if you want to buy one in a store. Then you're looking at the most popular ones most likely. I haven't looked at one in years so I don't know... If you're curious, I have a wacom that's kinda middle of the road. Not too small, but not big either. Measuring diagonally (TV measurements?), it's about 10". The only problems I've had are updating the drivers since it's a bit old and no longer supported as much by wacom. razz  

[Krissim Klaw]

I would look into wacom. They are the best of the best and have tablets on the cheaper side for those looking to dabble all the way up to high end professional ones. Even there lower end ones are very nice.  

[Yumitoko II]

Draw Pad?

You mean a tablet, you should invest in a wacom tablet... there is no better brand. I've had mine for years, if you've never tried it, get a small bamboo, they're cheaper, I wouldn't get a big one unless you're a professional who can afford it.