Where are you? Could you could visit the dealer in LA? I can give you their details and will dig them out if you want.

San Diego. I could drive to LA to check it out.

Pretty good review that has only furthered the need for me to get this ASAP! Bah! I like some of the screen options and the digital Keyboard is a nice added bonus and will be extremely handy and time saving for me. I wonder if that glove he is wearing (to keep smudging the screen to a minimum) comes with the Cintiq. When I was at this years (and last years) Comic Con, none of the people demonstrating the product wore any gloves.

They didn't have the 24HD at the Con, and I don't remember the 21 even being all that big. But this 24HD is a monstrosity. Yikes. I'm going to have to rethink my desk setup to make room for this bad boy.

I have a very very robust tablet. 17 inch screen, full key board, expansion slots, and fully upgradable. Wai... what?? Oh never mind that my laptop.

I'm still looking for an alternative and I think I may have found one that I like. I've gotten to try out Surface Pro 2 and it's very intuitive with no noticeable lag. The only negative I have with it is that the Drawing Program installed on it isn't what I would personally use. But it does give you a good idea of what the PC/Tablet can do. One upside to looking for a Drawing Tablet is that there are more and more cheaper alternatives right now and the price is dropping very fast. The Surface Pro 2 right now is 1K for the 128 gb. The keyboard is sold separately which isn't an issue for me. Whichever one I end up buying, I'm pretty confident that I will have a PC/Tablet within the next few months. Still trying to digest a lot of different reviews and their pros and cons. A while back I was looking for a Tablet and nothing more. But the more I thought about it, the more I realize that I want and need a Hybrid PC/Tablet combo so that I can use Photoshop and Corel Painter and pick and choose what drawing program I want. I use to use Art Rage on PC when I had an Intuos.