To make way for the new Fujitsu Lifebook TH700, we are having a special run out of the Fujitsu Lifebook T4310. The T4310 is perfect for budget conscious students who want to take digital notes in classes and lectures on their laptop, so we have set our remaining stock aside to help out students.

If you are a student, or you have a student in the family then you are entitled to take advantage of this special offer while stocks last.

About the Fujitsu Lifebook T4310:

• Includes the high-end Wacom Multi-Touch Screen with Active Digitizer Pen (Pressure sensitive for use with Photoshop and others)
• Superb display with wide viewing angles
• Uses the Intel Core 2 Duo T series high performance processor
• Perfect for taking notes with Microsoft Office OneNote.

Buying from TabletPC.com.au gets you access to our years of experience with Tablet PCs. That means helpful advice, backup, and service.

Fujitsu Lifebook T4310 With Microsoft Office Home and Student 2010

RRP $2099

$1680 Including GST while limited stocks last.

Call 03 9012 6602 or email us at: info@tabletpc.com.au

Tech Specs:

Display: Excellent 12.1" screen (WXGA – 1280×800 resolution) with Wacom Active Digitizer and Multi-touch screen – perfect for note taking

Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo @ T6600 2.2GHz – Runs windows 7 beautifully

Storage: 320GB SATA Hard Drive

Memory: 2GB RAM – We can upgrade this for you to 4Gb for an extra $99

Warranty: 1 year Parts and Labour

One of the most likely places that you’ll see a Tablet PC is at a school or university. Tablet PCs are especially handy in university for two reasons:

1. Digital note taking and recording
2. Mobile computing.

Of course, a regular laptop can do mobile computing.  However any time you need to take notes, a Tablet PC comes into its own league.  That’s because for taking notes a regular laptop with keyboard is:

• Too slow
• Too noisy
• Too distracting
• Too difficult to balance.

Note: Many people tell me that they can type faster than they write. That might be true when handwriting an email using text recognition, but not usually for note taking when text recognition doesn’t matter.

Watch the Microsoft Tablet PC Education Presentation

A Tablet PC allows a student to be organised to an unprecedented degree. These are just some of the things that a Tablet PC will allow you to do:

• Organise lecture notes into a digital folder
• Audio record lectures with your notes (with Microsoft OneNote)
• Carry your entire note history, handouts and recordings with you at all times
• Access the Internet from anywhere with Wi-fi or 3G.

The only drawback for many students is the higher price of a Tablet PC. So the question is, will it add value to your education? If it can help you to get organised, to get ahead and pass exams then why wouldn’t it be worth it?

Read Microsoft’s top 10 benefits of Tablet PCs in education.

Tablet PCs are great tools of education. Students use tablet PCs for things like taking notes, getting organised and composing music. And thanks to Microsoft’s Windows XP Tablet PC power toys, students can experiment with Newton’s laws too.

From the Tablet PC power toys page:

Bring your drawings to life with the Physics Illustrator, a motion simulator for the Tablet PC. Simply draw two-dimensional bodies, connect them in various ways, and apply forces, then watch as animation makes the bodies move, collide, and interact.

The Tablet PC physics tool is hours of fun, and you might just learn something too!