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Aen
11-12-07, 22:38
Does anyone know if there are any hand-held systems, like palm pilots or something, that supports and lets me use MSPaint on it? It'd really help to have one. >,<;

HZ
11-12-07, 23:04
One of these, but i think they are very expensive and I dont even know where to get one but it looks cool. (http://www.zypad.com/zypad/home.aspx)

Novacrash
11-12-07, 23:09
You know whatd be cheaper?

Just get a cheap laptop.

Heck, get it used it you want. As long as it has MSpaint on it itll be fine.

Aen
12-12-07, 00:57
One of these, but i think they are very expensive and I dont even know where to get one but it looks cool. (http://www.zypad.com/zypad/home.aspx)
Uh... How much are they exactly? >,>;

And Nova, maybe, I can only get a Laptop if I buy it with my own money.

Wanderer
12-12-07, 01:51
Generally, handhelds can't run the same software as regular PCs. You probably can't get one that can run MSPaint, specifically, but there are drawing programs that run on handhelds.

Aen
12-12-07, 01:55
Argh... Oh well. Laptop it is. v-v;

Wanderer
12-12-07, 02:14
Why do you specifically need MSPaint? There are plenty of other drawing programs that you could use.

Boilman
12-12-07, 06:33
Indeed. For example, there are a couple of Homebrew drawing progams for the DS. You just need a DS, a flash card, and you're done.

Aen
12-12-07, 11:33
Well, I suppose. I'm just most comfortable with MS Paint, I guess. I've never tried Paint.net or anything else. >.>;

And did you say there are paint programs for the DS?!

Terry von Feledae
12-12-07, 11:53
Depends on what you need it for. If you just want to doodle around or something, you'll probably be able to find one of those DS-paint-programs if you look. Note that you'll probably need a FlashCard or something to use those.
If you want to sprite or do other exact work - buy a Laptop. Trying to do pixel-exact drawing on a small screen with low resolution will make your eyes hurt like fire after a while.

Aen
12-12-07, 11:59
I want a program that will save my sprites, and allow my to zoom into my work, so I don't encounter what Terry said. >,>

Terry von Feledae
12-12-07, 12:03
Even with zooming in, spriting on such a tiny screen will drive you raving mad after a while.

Aen
12-12-07, 12:07
You haven't seen how small I can draw.
I am the source of driving people raving mad. Besides, I have a Game Boy Micro, and the system's almost as small as the DS's screen, plus I play it just fine.

Novacrash
12-12-07, 12:56
Why use a 2" screen when you can have a 10-12" screen?

Get a laptop.

DJPieSlice
12-12-07, 13:11
Get a Tablet PC.

It's basically a laptop, but it folds up into a sketchbook-type thing.

The screen is touch sensitive and comes with a stylus.


I'm planning to get one for my birthday for similar reasons.
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/4/4f/Tablet.jpg/225px-Tablet.jpg

Wanderer
12-12-07, 18:03
A tablet PC or a laptop would be a lot more expensive, though.

Aen
12-12-07, 20:04
Get a Tablet PC.

It's basically a laptop, but it folds up into a sketchbook-type thing.

The screen is touch sensitive and comes with a stylus.


I'm planning to get one for my birthday for similar reasons.
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/4/4f/Tablet.jpg/225px-Tablet.jpg
Hoooooooooly crap. That looks awesome. Though I'm sure it's expensive. o_-

And I agree, Wanderer. As much as I'd like a Tablet or Laptop, there's almost no way I can afford it, as there is no way for me to make... Money... ... ...

eBay. I just remembered. I have a lot of old crap to sell on eBay.

DJPieSlice
14-12-07, 12:28
well, are you going on any vacation to any foreign country soon?

Because believe it or not, I got my tablet (pen) at what was equivalent to 20$.

Currency Exchange can be very useful if you look around right.

Since Ebay is used by millions of people world wide, try searching there.