Making the decision to switch to a Tablet PC is not easy for some people. Will you really use the tablet and pen features? It’s hard to know until you really get to use one for a decent period of time. It’s a leap of faith…

If you decide that a digital pen is not for you, then you could be left with an expensive machine that you don’t use to the full. For the same money you could have bought an awesome laptop.

Fortunately, Toshiba have produced a Tablet PC for people with commitment issues!

It’s the M700 convertible Tablet PC with a built in DVD burner. It’s really built to be a small portable notebook, and the Tablet PC features are an added bonus.

So with the M700, even if you never use the Tablet features, you will be left with a powerful and capable laptop.

The Toshiba M700 is definitely not as sexy as the R400, but it is a little more practical. For instance, the M700 does away with the R400s glossy screen. This screen has a matte finish to reduce glare.

It’s a little bit chunkier than the R400 due to the inclusion of the DVD drive. But it is remarkably light considering its size.

So if you’re looking to make the jump to a Tablet, but you’re not quite sure, this may be the Tablet PC to get you over the line.

Cheek out our video demonstration below:

Visit our online shop for more information on the Toshiba Portege M700 Tablet PC.

I demonstrated the Motion F5 Tablet PC for a large warehouse this week. So while I was in demonstration mode,  I thought I’d put together this video review.

Overall, the F5 is a very impressive Tablet PC. For applications like logisitcs, warehousing, manufacturing and construction this Tablet must be on your list to evaluate.

Motion Computing F5 Tablet PC Video Transcript

If you’d like to see a Motion F5 in action, email us at info@tabletpc.com.au, phone on 03 9012 6602 or use the contact form below.

Want to get a close up look at a Motion Computing LE1700 Tablet PC? Thanks to US based Xtremenotebooks.com you can see it in action here.

Please note that the Mobile Broadband option on the US model is EVDO and it’s locked to Sprint. The Australian version includes UTMS and HSDPA and it’s not locked to any carrier. So if you want a LE1700 and you plan to use it in Australia, don’t make the mistake of buying the US model.