Getting a Tablet... but which one?

[FooGraphics]

Don't get Bamboo Pen and Touch . I got it last week and it broke >.< The pen was malfunctioning and died... I am never getting that tablet again I seriously need a new one ( this happend on MAC)

[Bearsy <3]

I have a Wacom Bamboo One, but I haven't seen it on the Wacom website (which I think is American) , so it's either really old and isn't made anymore, or it's only sold in England. But it's fairly good as a starter tablet, it's small and lightweight, but nothing special. I love it anyway, although I'd really love a newer model, one that comes with Photoshop...
Mine was under £100 I do believe; I doubt my parents would spend over that on something that wasn't even a birthday/Christmas present. xP
Anyway, it came with an okay-ish program, fairly simple, and a free download for a choice of other Wacom programs. I went for Photo Studios, which I can't use right now, through no fault of the program or tablet, just my own stupidity. D;

[Gladstone]

Don't ever get a Trust one. Mine broke after a couple of months. It was very cheap but overheated my computer a lot, and didn't come with any programs. I think with tablets, the more money you spend, the better they will be.

[Luff]

I recommend a Bamboo Fun. I got it about a month ago, and it is really great. I use Photoshop CS5 with it, and it as all the en pressure touch and opacity touch sensitivity thing etc etc. Most of the Bamboo products are, in $AUS, around $200 - $300. I think there is a special professional one though that is around $1000. :O

So yeah.... Bamboo Fun is the way to go if you are me which you aren't so you will have to find what you like.

[calistaria]

I recommend a Bamboo Fun. I got it about a month ago, and it is really great. I use Photoshop CS5 with it, and it as all the en pressure touch and opacity touch sensitivity thing etc etc. Most of the Bamboo products are, in $AUS, around $200 - $300. I think there is a special professional one though that is around $1000. :O

So yeah.... Bamboo Fun is the way to go if you are me which you aren't so you will have to find what you like.

Do you know if there is any difference between the small and medium versions? I mean, do you have to be more accurate to draw on a small one, or..?