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  Customer reviews for Cyberpad 8.5X11 USB Black Digital Notepad Pen Win Xp 2K Highly-portable, cheaper alternative to a full-blown tablet, February 5, 2006 By chaostheorem (West Coast, USA) - See all my reviews This review is from: Cyberpad 8.5X11 USB Black Digital Notepad Pen Win Xp 2K (Electronics) I needed a pad to write notes on, but past experiences taught me the pain of having to write on a notepad and then re-writing my notes to computer in order to transmit those notes to others or to keep a record of meeting minutes. Along comes the Adesso Cyberpad, which was being cross-linked across a number of gadget blogs. The Cyberpad acts as a digital tablet, but uses regular paper (that's right: any kind of 8.5" x 11" paper will work fine). How does it work? You simply turn on the Cyberpad, and use the included pen to write across the paper. Everything you write will be recorded into memory. You can even use the SD slot for an SD card to store your notes instead of using internal memory. The Cyberpad package includes a wealth of items: - (1) Adesso Cyberpad - (5) "AAA" batteries - (1) NEXcell Battery Charger (for the "AAA" batteries) - (1) 8.5" x 11" writing pad - (1) "Leather" carrying case (designed for the Cyberpad) - (1) Electronic writing pen - (2) Replacement nibs (for the pen) - (1) Plastic nib (for tablet-mode use) - (3) App and Driver CDs (including "EverNote Lite") - (1) User Manual and Quick Guide - (1) USB cable (to interface to your PC from the Cyberpad) Pretty Excellent Product, February 10, 2006 By Dennis Woolbert "BizOwner" (New Jersey) - See all my reviews (REAL NAME) This review is from: Cyberpad 8.5X11 USB Black Digital Notepad Pen Win Xp 2K (Electronics) Got the Cyberpad late yesterday and started working on installation of all the software. The software installed without a hitch and the product immediately worked. Total time to install the software was about 5 minutes. The print directions are pretty lame and they are pretty small to be of great value. However, there is a pdf manual that is a little more indepth on the CD and it provides enough information to get going and function. One thing of note is the Evernote product supplied DOES NOT do OCR of Handwriting. This is a drawback if you are intending to OCR your work and store it in a note organizer. However, if you are going to put out the bucks for this particular hardware, $35.00 bucks to get the full version of Evernote is trivial compared with the time savings you will receive. Another drawback is the file formats are not usable for Microsoft OneNote 2003 as of yet. Although Evernote is usable for notes organization, OneNote is just a power house when compared. Good hardware, but upgrade your software., August 12, 2007 By D. Lambert - See all my reviews (REAL NAME) This review is from: Cyberpad 8.5X11 USB Black Digital Notepad Pen Win Xp 2K (Electronics) I've been using this pad for about four weeks now, and I'm generally very satisfied with the hardware. I've had no problems with the pen, connectivity, or battery life. The only small qualm is with the size of the portfolio. It seems the designer erred on the side of making it extra large and extra-padded, so it's just a bit bulkier than I'd like. Aside from the hardware, a big part of the effectiveness of this product, as you might imagine, is the software. The package includes software to do a whole variety of things, from Office integration to using the device as a drawing pad. The thing I was really after, though, was handwriting recognition, and this is where I was let down. Source: http://www.amazon.com/Cyberpad-8-5X11-Black-Digital-Notepad/product-reviews/B000C42MLE/ref=dp_top_cm_cr_acr_txt?ie=UTF8&showViewpoints=1