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HP Pavilion tx2000 Tablet Posted May 22, 2008 Laptopical.com The tx2000 is a follow-up of the – surprise – tx1000 that came out last year. This one has been upgraded with some new technology, including an active digitizer from Wacom instead of the resistive digitizer used in the previous model. Full review of HP Pavilion tx2000 Tablet Design and Features […]
Continue reading »Tablets are those nifty handheld devices, sort of like enlarged PDAs, complete with a stylus to doodle on the screen with, which never really caught on. Laptops-well, laptops are the hippest and most dynamic craze in computing. But what happens when you put the two together? A Frankenstein that will short-circuit, go berserk, and pillage the countryside? No, the HP […]
Continue reading »Fujitsu U810 Ultraportable Tablet Laptop + Ultra Mobile PC + Tablet = Fujitsu LifeBook U810. Think this mini-sub-tablet Ultra Mobile PC laptop as the Swiss army knife of ultra portable computing Full review of Fujitsu U810 Ultraportable Tablet Laptop + Ultra Mobile PC + Tablet = Fujitsu LifeBook U810. Think this mini-sub-tablet Ultra Mobile PC laptop as the Swiss army […]
Continue reading »When confirmation of Lenovo’s multi billion dollar purchase of IBM’s personal computing division surfaced last year, laptop lover’s the world over were left wondering whether this was the end of a notebook era. Well Thinkpad fans can breathe a ragged sigh of relief, because Lenovo have just announced that they will be releasing the X41 Tablet PC, the first ThinkPad […]
Continue reading »Fujitsu recently unveiled the MHV2160BT, a 2.5 inch 160GB hard drive – Undoubtedly big news for portable computing. Now we hear of smaller but no less important news from Fujitsu. The global communications/information technology company have created what they believe to be the lightest pen-enabled convertible laptop on the mobile block – the Lifebook P1500. This mini tablet PC weighs […]
Continue reading »I don’t know about you, but I’ve always dug tablets. My friend who was a health inspector for the city used to brandish the one he had for work, and I’d turn green with envy. Then he had a gun pulled on him in a South Philly deli and decided to move on to a cushier job (albeit one without […]
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