Question 1

Will this work on a laptop?

Accepted Answer

Yes, but you still need a wall outlet to power it.

and you can't use an universal battery to power it since the plug that connects them is ( forgot the name for company only) so you can't even buy an adapter.

Also, with the lack of a radial wheel, you might not be able to zoom on laptops. I know photoshop cuts out my scrubby zoom at times on my laptop even if it is plugged in.

still though, this is lighter to hold then their tablets and the little bit does make a big difference.

I would look into the other brands though, there are two or three that now have displays, and some are smaller in size or bigger, or just have better button configurations.

Question 2

Does this tablet runs by itself or does it have to be connected to a pic?

Accepted Answer

Im gonna guess by pic you mean PC, if so, then yes, it acts as an additional monitor and the PC recognizes it as such. There are portable ones you can buy that run on their own but are memory limited and best for small projects when on the go. I still personally would recommend this cintiq as I've had only positive experiences with it and find it budget friendly for whats needed.  A for sure buy if your in the market for one of these babies. 
 As for Newegg. They do a great job getting it to your door safely w/o issue. If by sad chance an issue arises, Newegg has some of the best customer service I've experienced on the web and will take care of you. Hope that helps and good luck.

Question 3

Does it come with the pen?

Accepted Answer

Yep! It comes with the best pen there is, IMO. And the pen has a really nice case, extra nibs, different color rings etc. to personalize it.

Question 4

I've read that there is a delay or lag between stroke and display, true? I suppose it depends on how fast you're moving the pen.

Accepted Answer

At times there can be a perceived lag, it depends if you sketch fast or take your time, so I guess you kinda answered your own question. It is a great utility device, that takes a little bit of getting use to, but as you use it more and more, you will understand its limitations. For me the pros far outweigh the cons.

Question 5

Please I need to know what this pen is used to do on this device.
2) does the device support phone call ?
3) do you write on the device just as you write on a book

Accepted Answer

This device is primarily for making art. With appropriate programs like photoshop, you draw on the device and it feels more like drawing on paper because you are looking directly at what you are drawing. I guess you could write on it but I'm pretty sure there are devices designed specifically with that intent... And I'm not sure why you would want to get phone calls on it.. I mean the tablet works as a monitor so I guess you can get calls on it if you can get calls on a regular computer... So the long and short of it is I'm pretty sure this isn't the device for whatever you have in mind.

Question 6

Any suggestions?  I need a recommendation for a video card.  Currently using EVGA GeForce 550 Ti on an ASUS LGA 1155 Intel Z68 motherboard which does not work with this Wacom.  There is no video output to the tablet.

It does work as advertised with a borrowed Dell Latitude e6520 laptop.

Accepted Answer

DVI to hdmi converter. Probably cheaper than getting a new card http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16812270286

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