IPAs
I, too, have the Kurta XGT. I'd like it a lot better if they used the
full power of the stylus. The stylus is physically capable of sensing tilt
and bearing and proximity as well as pressure (255 levels), but the ROMs in
the tablet only return the pressure information back to the computer.
The Calcomp Drawing Pad II uses the same stylus internal mechanism
(though the exterior of the stylus is somewhat different), and they return
the tilt, bearing, and proximity info as well as the pressure (but only 127
levels of pressure, even though the stylus detects 255).
Both beat the socks off the Wacom, which only returns 63 levels of
pressure.
Fractal Designs Painter can take full advantage of tilt and bearing and
proximity information if the tablet makes it available. At present, the
Calcomp is the ONLY tablet that does.