USA based review
http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,1759,2289554,00.asp
Conclusion:
"There aren't any Wacom tablets that directly compare with the M14 in either functionality or price. I'd say the closest match would be the 6-by-11-inch Intuos3, which offers 66 square inches of active area (compared with the M14's 87) for $370. Clearly, Adesso offers a lot of drawing space at a low price. But the product makes sacrifices in ease of use, functionality, programming, and styling when compared with the Intuos3. Given the compatibility problems, I definitely wouldn't recommend the Adesso CyberTablet M14 to Mac users. Regardless of which computing platform you prefer, save your money and go for a first-rate tablet instead."
http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,1759,2289554,00.asp
Conclusion:
"There aren't any Wacom tablets that directly compare with the M14 in either functionality or price. I'd say the closest match would be the 6-by-11-inch Intuos3, which offers 66 square inches of active area (compared with the M14's 87) for $370. Clearly, Adesso offers a lot of drawing space at a low price. But the product makes sacrifices in ease of use, functionality, programming, and styling when compared with the Intuos3. Given the compatibility problems, I definitely wouldn't recommend the Adesso CyberTablet M14 to Mac users. Regardless of which computing platform you prefer, save your money and go for a first-rate tablet instead."
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