AceCAD DigiMemo A501 Reviews

Expert review by : Brandon Miniman (pocketnow.com)

ACECAD DigiMemo A501

I take tons of notes while in meetings. I try to take these notes on my laptop, but I have to admit that my counterparts in the meeting

Very low battery consumption ; Inexpensive when compared to some digital pens and Tablet PCs ; Small, lightweight footprint

Proprietary format places limitations on functionality ; Markup software is a bit basic when compared to heavy-hitters like OneNote

As someone who frequently is writing heavy notes in whiteboarding meetings, I feel that this product hits a niche market for those who prefer to write and take notes by hand without the use of a Tablet PC. Though great strides have been made in Tablet...

May, 2005

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Expert review by : paul_smart (gadgetspeak.com)

DigiMemo A501

Ever wanted to transfer your notes and jottings to a PC without the need to retype or worst of all redraw them. Then the DigiMemo could be for you.

Jul, 2005

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Expert review by : Ty Pendlebury (pcauthority.com.au)

AceCAD DigiMemo A501

Taking the concept of the Tablet PC to the budget end of the market is the AceCAD DigiMemo A501. It uses an electronic pen with an ordinary nib and a magnetic backing plate to replicate notes you write on ordinary paper.

Apr, 2005

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