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Cheapest SolidTek DM-L2 DigiMemo L2 8-1/2-by-11-Inch Digital Notepad

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SolidTek DM-L2 DigiMemo L2 8-1/2-by-11-Inch Digital Notepad
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ACECAD DM-L2 CAN DIGITAL RECORDACCSHAND WRITTEN NOTES W/ORDINARY PAPER
The SolidTek DM-L2 DigiMemo L2 8-1/2-by-11-Inch Digital Notepad is a stand-alone device that can digitally capture what you write and draw on regular paper--with no special paper or computer. The Digital Notepad remembers the strokes that you draw and when you are done, you simply plug the Notepad into your computer via USB and upload your notes. Then you will have both a digital and a paper copy. The included DigiMemo Manager software lets you easily view, edit, and organize your digital pages in Windows. The digital pages can be saved as BMP, JPG, GIF, or PNG formats. You can then easily share your digital pages with others, or highlight, annotate, and edit them. When the pad is connected to a PC, it can function as a graphics tablet, with the writing on the paper and the writing on the screen synchronized. The DigiMemo L2 has a writing area of 8 by 11 inches and has 32 MB of built-in storage, with a CompactFlash memory card slot for expansion. The pad is light and thin, and isn't uncomfortable to hold or use. The battery of the pen can last about 14 months and the pad will last about 100 hours on four AAA alkaline batteries. The unit automatically shuts down after 30 idle minutes.

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- Take notes on regular paper with inking pen, and Digital Notepad converts writing strokes into digital format
- 32 MB built-in memory and CompactFlash expansion slot to add more
- Writing area 8.5 x 11 inches for full letter size
- Included DigiMemo Manager software to view, edit, and organize digital pages
- Device measures 13.2 x 0.47 x 9.9 inches (WxHxD)
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"Very handy notepad....with problems though." 2010-04-15
By Robert Shaw (Bermuda)
I purchased this notepad to make life easier, when sending drawings to companies overseas. However first it would not work with Windows Vista, so I went on line and downloaded the required drivers from Acecad. The problem I still have is that, when you write on the pad it is not the same place on the scren..(Top left is top right, top right is lower right and so on ). I have tried to contact Acecad regarding this situation but they do not respond. The only way to use it is turn it sideways !!.

"Proprietary software" 2010-04-06
By Telstar (Los Angeles, Ca USA)

I have had this for several years. I use this to teach classes to display via projector, a mode they call On Line, and it has worked well.

However, Vista and esp. Win 7 have programs (Journal etc) with handwriting recognition...this pad does NOT work with them directly.

To use One Note you have to run a converter. Nor does this work to manipulate the pen in One Note or Journal.

On Line writing does NOT work with a 64 bit OS (as it says on the web site).

There are a number of current pen/pad systems that are up to date with Office and OS compatible drivers. If you Google under digital pen, you will be rewarded.

"More than I expected" 2010-03-24
By JCH (Deep in the heart of TX)
This is a great product. I only wish it was wireless. I take notes all day at meetings. I can upload all my pages (without scanning!) at the end of the day. It goes with me in my car for those quick OMG moments when I need to jot something down.

It was a little hard getting used to advancing the pages since you cannot see what is on the page in memory . If you put page numbers on each paper sheet that correspond to the page number in memory you won't write over other memorized pages. Pretty simple, but not obvious until you mess up.

My only other complaint is that the pen does not have a "place" on the tablet. And they do not include a tether like cameras do. Buy an extra pen, for emergencies.

"Very good product - one BIG hitch." 2010-03-15
By E. Sheridan (Brooklyn, NY)
I've had the Digimemo L2 for about six months now. I primarily use it for tutoring math online, so I'm using it mostly in the "online writing" mode. Overall it's a great product and does what it says. Writing is natural for the most part, though I have to take care to make my writing more deliberate so I don't lose strokes or make erroneous marks. The online writing feature is decent using the included software - you can change colors, pen sizes, etc., and it converts to PDF easily.
The big drawback I've had is that in the online writing mode as soon as you undo or delete an action, select anything on the page, or add another page, the writing instantly smears - small pointy stray lines appear at the end of your strokes that weren't there before. Once they're there, there's no way to get rid of them. The writing is still leglible, but less so. I have to take great care not to undo anything, and to convert to PDF before going to a new page so I can send a clean document. I've emailed Acecad's tech support, but didn't get anything useful back. This is a very frustrating problem with an otherwise great product. If they manage to fix this, I'd give it 5 stars.
A couple of other small things - the pen cap does not stay on, and the ink cartridges dry out sooner than I thought. It turns out the cartridges are standard and can be replaced pretty easily at most stationery stores.

"It works!" 2010-03-08
By K. Perkins (USA)
I just followed the instructions and then plugged it into the computer and clicked on the convert option and what I had written in script was converted to typewritten.
I was then able to save the document in Word. I was pleased.

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- 9.7-inch (diagonal) LED-backlit glossy widescreen Multi-Touch display with IPS technology. 1024-by-768-pixel resolution at 132 pixels per inch (ppi).
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"I want to LOVE it, but I can't." 2010-05-04
By Gear Girl (LA)
I really, really wanted to LOVE the new iPad. And I do, up to a point. It is a sleek looking gadget and using the calendar, e-mail and internet over wi-fi - pretty fabulous. The e-reader app, iBook, is really amazing (sorry Kindle, sorry Nook) - the pages turn so quickly, the library shelf interface is very appealing though the e-books are a tad more expensive the B&N e-books. The apps that work, work well, but the graphics on many apps appear pixelated because they were not designed for the iPad. Maybe it will get better with time.

"Serious connectivity problems!!!" 2010-05-04
By smartcad (MIAMI BEACH, FL USA)
There are serious connectivity problems with the Ipad, for which there are no fixes. bought first unit and it was replaced at the apple store, second unit also returned. problem is with the bluetooth connection on the ipad....always showing a low signal strength for the ipad, while working fine with an ibook laptop, and iphone. the units are literally useless without a wireless connetion! there is not even a built in user guide that can be accessed without a wireless connection!
other flaws....the can put a camera on an iphone and an ipod nano, but not on this..? puuuuhhhleese apple......just saving it to get even more sales on 2nd generation ipads!
save your money people, it will not replace your laptop and functions more like a Kindle with apps!
(hello amazon are you listening..??.....add a few more features to the Kindle and you have something to compete with!)

"Need some improvements, but fun device overall" 2010-05-04
By magellan (Santa Clara, CA)
I've been playing with my iPad for about a week and am very satisfied with it. As people here have noted, it's not a replacement for a laptop, although the ability to download iWorks in an iPad version does help there. For me, it's fine because I tend to use it late at night or in the morning, and on the weekends when I can sit in my overstuffed easy chair with my favorite microbrew or glass of wine, read my email or browse the web, and feel both decadent and efficient at the same time. :-)

Here are the pros and cons:

1. Absolutely drop dead gorgeous screen.

2. Screen has an oleophobic coating to repel fingerprints, although I've read that wears off over time.

3. Very fast switching between apps, minimizing the need for true multitasking.

4. Great battery life, up to eight hours, although I haven't ever run it down in a single user session more than to 75%.

5. Wifi seems to work just as well as my laptop in terms of range and speed.

6. The ability to upgrade to 64 gigs of internal RAM, which I did, although I'm not sure I really needed it.

7. Powerful cut and paste feature which I'm still learning how to use correctly. But tapping the screen in various places selects text and graphics in different ways which I haven't totally figured out.

8. Even if you don't have iWorks, I found you can cut and past webpages into Notepad. It won't import graphics but you get the text, which is all I need most of the time. The nice thing there is that you can edit the documents at that point, although I doubt I'll be doing much rewriting of anything I grab off the web, but it's useful for making your own notes and comments.

Here are the cons:

1. Although the screen is great, there's about a one inch margin of wasted space around the outside of the screen. Hopefully Apple can eliminate that with newer models.

2. Some people may find it heavier than expected. That's because it has two beefy internal batteries which provide the long battery life. But holding it up and trying to read with one hand could prove tiring for some users for any length of time. I usually just prop it in my lap in my easy chair so it's no problem.

3. Recharging is a little slow over the USB cable but since the battery life is so long, I haven't found that a problem yet since I can usually use it all day and recharge overnight.

4. No true multitasking, but as I said, it's not a serious problem because loading and switching between apps is very fast. Plus the screen size would make having multiple windows open less practical anyway since it's still not as big as a typical laptop, which is fine, because otherwise it would be almost as heavy.

5. I bought the Travel Kit Plus case to store and protect the unit. It works just fine, but my only complaint is the price, which is [...] for a case that is basically sort of like one of those padded, zippered book protectors that you can buy which are more like [...]. But the case is certainly fancier than one of those and worth more than 12 bucks. But [...] is a but much.

6. A minor point here, but the Travel Kit includes a plastic travel stand, which is a nice feature, but it's too big to fit easily into its zippered pocket. The fit was so tight it was very difficult to get out and you can't get it back in very easily either, and you wouldn't want to for fear of tearing the webbed pocket material. Fortunately you can just store it in the one big pocket.

7. Some people have mentioned the lack of a camera, but I don't need or want one so that wasn't an issue with me.

All in all a very cool, fun device with only a few shortcomings but with enough power, speed, and utility so that it works fine for me. Other user's experience may vary. Whichever way you decide, good luck with decision!

"An excellent consumption device with some carefully chosen compromises" 2010-05-03
By Peter Marreck (Boston, MA USA)
My after-one-month review:

I think this thing will end up being kinda big. It's not perfect (typing at length without a keyboard attached, for example... but at least you can bluetooth a keyboard to it) but there will be a large number of interesting apps and games (there are already a number of eyebrow-raising apps out there such as virtual touchscreen music controllers, board/card game simulators, and streaming media consumption apps). It is in fact not merely a "giant iPod Touch," although to be sure that's some of it. Huge pluses are the interface responsiveness at all times and the long battery life coupled with the size/weight. (Hate it or not, that's what you get when 1 company designs the chip, the OS and all the other hardware.) It does not have a really powerful CPU, though, but you won't notice unless you attempt a heavy data-processing task such as running HTML5 Javascript Canvas demos. 3D games work surprisingly well. When OS 4 comes out, the multitasking will make this even more killer. The games coming out are really cool, for what that's worth.

Completely unexpected benefits: 1) For years I was looking for a way to attach a laptop to my treadmill. The iPad fits PERFECTLY on the treadmill shelf. 2) Long car rides with passengers? This could be the ultimate kid pacifier slash map/directions device (with the 3g version). 3) You do in fact start using it more than your laptop, especially for "couchsurfing" and "bedsurfing" (and, uh, "poopsurfing") 4) AirVideo + your movie collection (in any formats) + available anywhere on the internet = amazing.

Basically, this fits the bill better for anything that is not serious working or serious gaming.

I see a lot of reviews here dinging bad wifi or the lack of this or that feature (sd card reader, camera, etc. etc.) I have not had any wifi problems with my Linksys router. Also, you may want additional features in this device but they would 1) add cost and 2) reduce simplicity, battery life, etc. This is a device of compromises, and I think Apple picked them well even as I know future iPads will probably add more features. If you are looking for SD card readers or USB ports (camera kit notwithstanding) or better data processing then you are really missing a netbook or a full fledged laptop in your life. If there's one feature I wish it had, it would be a camera on the back side to make possible even more amazing "augmented-reality" applications.

Lastly, one review talked about an attempted iPad trojan on his setup. I'm sorry, but perhaps it is time to place part of the blame on your attack-vector-infested operating system ::cough:: Windows ::cough:: before you criticize the iPad for trojan attempts. ;) As usual, the situation could probably be improved but Apple stuff still ends up working much better with other Apple stuff.

"Not more than a gadget." 2010-05-03
By PanPawelPe (Poland, Lublin)
iPad doesn't take you beyond more than half a step. Battery is too weak, resolution is too low. Next gen will be something to consider. This is just a bigger iPod. Some do say it can replace Kindle: actually I do not think so. It is something different, but definitely not a suitable ebook reader. To sum up: An iPad? I bought one, tested for a week and then resold. And guess what: I don't miss it at all.

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