Any way to use an Android tablet as a cheap touch-screen (display + pointer-input-device) for Photoshop?

Question

Is there a way (a hack; a commercial app; etc...) which enables me to use any of the available <300$ tablets as a pen-input device to my PC? And specifically in Photoshop?Wacom's offerings are out of my reach and the school wouldn't get me something they couldn't get back in a perfect state which means only software licenses. So I'm asking for a software that enables a tablet's touch screen to be used as an display/pen-input for Photoshop/other-design-programs as they run on my PC's resources; _not_ using the tablet for anything but displaying what the GPU outputs, and inputting from the pen.If you can also recommend specific tablets within this range, please do. - It *should* be Android. But Windows 8 also looks promising and I'll be using Windows (8 too) on my PC so maybe higher compatibility? - Pressure sensitivity is a must. - Precision should be high. Of course that all depends on your knowing a particular tablet model that works, or a workaround that works for a model or a series.

Answer 1

I'm not too sure what you're asking but...I got my first Wacom Bamboo tablet for around $100, and it works great for PC and Mac computers, all it needs is a USB port. If your trying to find a program that works for an android tablet there are a ton of photoshop alternatives such as Autodesk Sketchbook. There are also display tablets that are not too expensive such as the "XP-Pen Artist 12", which is only around $200.