Bamboo Tablet agravating – D. Lee Penn – Cincinnati, OH USA
The biggest problem that I’m having is that when I am using the tablet as a mouse via touch, I often find that it has selected items and is dragging them about. Or, it is in selection mode on the text that I’m viewing. This is particularly a bother when just working with Firefox. Whole selections of what I’m reading become highlighted as selected. Then I have to tap to release the selection. I had to disable the second finger right-click function as my second finger tends to droop and when it hits the tablet, all sorts of bad decisions are made.
When I resize a window by dragging a corner, it is extremely jerky; not smooth at all. When I want to drag a whole window about, sometimes 3 taps will select the window and sometimes not. Very inconsistent. The performance of this product is not nearly as good as my expectations where. I expected an experience much like I have with my Ipod Touch device. It is the dark ages compared to that.
Not a very satisfied purchaser frankly.
Lee
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