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Wacom, industrially large for their graphic tablets, but also known for the professional Cintiq seires.

Before I begin, what's special about Wacom Cintiq?

A typical graphics tablet consists of a pad which you draw and write on, and it will appear on your screen. This works well, but takes a bit of hand coordination since you're drawing on something, but it's appearing somewhere else.

Cintiq is a step above where you draw onto the screen itself, eliminating the initial awkward hand coordination, and also making drawing a lot faster, easier, and more fun.

Ingenious Drew Northcott wanted a Cintiq, but the cost of one was a put off, as any other brand, and decided to try and turn his current standard one into a Cintiq clone.

This to which now we have a Do It Yourself (DIY) Cintiq which is both cost effective, and just as functional.

You can read and follow his guide, along with other works, on his main page.

We have a Capax 12.1" graphics tablet and a 15" Acer LCD monitor which we will be taking apart to turn into our own DIY Cintiq; no custom name for it as of yet.

The internet provides consumers access to a vast number of resources for information, essentials, or even fun.

Many homes have broadband connections or equivalent, and with laptops so abundant and convenient, it isn't hard to imagine wanting to use the internet anywhere within the house.
Providers now provide wireless broadband for customers to use anywhere they are as long as they are within the area of cover, but for those who want to run something more efficient when at home, routers have provided that solution; not only for wireless, but for people wanting to connect multiple computers to a network LAN also.

But like any shared network, security becomes a risk as others can use your network also.
This guide is designed to help you maximise the security of your wireless network.