I have an Intuous 3 I got back in 2008 and I still love it. They offer them in normal and widescreen models at least they did, not sure if they still do or not since you can't seem to find a non widescreen monitor anymore. The widescreen tablet allowed you to use it with either type of monitor, it just blanked off a section for for a normal monitor. It comes with a pen and a mouse but frankly I've never used the mouse, never saw the reason. A friend told me it was more accurate than a normal laser mouse though. The Cintiqs seem neat but what I saw back I was researching them in 2008 was that their resolution wasn't as great a real monitor and with the massive price tag chasm between them the choice was an easy one
They are good if you just want to hold it in your lap and sit back and draw but if you're like me and like to use the keyboard shortcuts in Photoshop then you'll want an Intuos instead. Plus the Cintiqs aren't all that big, no where near normal monitor sizes. Granted this was back in 2008 or so so take what I say with a grain of salt.
BTW Doom your link doesn't work, try again please