Here is the real future of Tablet PC. Hitting the news today is a Microsoft Tablet PC project that combines a multi-touch capacitive touch screen and digitizer pen.
Of course, Microsoft have actually been making Tablet PCs for over seven years now… and that’s not just a rumour!
The software demonstrated looks amazing and seems to leverage well established Microsoft technologies like the Tablet PC input panel and snipping tool. See for yourself:
If it works anything like this… I want one!
Screen breakage and scratching have always been a risk with Tablet PCs. Most Tablets are fairly resistant to scratching – particularly the rugged ones – due to the special glass that they use. However, we have seen plenty of scratched up and broken screens over the last 7 years – especially after years of hard …Read more
This demonstration shows the new Intel Core 2 Duo Motion F5 running a Windows 7 release candidate. We show the ins and outs of the new tablet input panel alongside the Windows Vista version. Installing windows 7 on the Motion F5 was a snap! There were no tricks to it. Just connect an external DVD …Read more
I started working in the office this morning at 9:00 AM on the Motion J3400, but I forgot to bring in my power cable after the ABITE expo on the weekend. So here I am at 1:30PM and there is 30% battery charge remaining. So that is 60% of one of the 2 batteries on …Read more
We love our Tablet PCs here “down under" and we are proud to be associated with a brilliant software package for Tablet PCs (and regular PCs) called eNoteFile. eNoteFile is developed right here in Melbourne in a partnership between Physiotherapist Bruce Cohen and Software Development Firm Kiandra. Kiandra was recently awarded as the winner of …Read more
