Touch screen tablet - Articles

We've showed you a small video with the Intel Convertible Classmate PC learning tablet presented by Intel at CeBIT his week and now it's time to get more details on it via Ubergizmo who had the chance to play with it more and told us additional info about how it is supposed to be used in academic scenarios by students and scholars. The specs you already know from our previous post about Intel Covertible Classmate PC so let's begin by highlighting the differences between it an a 'regular' conv...

Covering CES 2010 early this year I was surprised by the amount of dual screen netbooks and hybrid devices small producers tried to push into market to see customer's reaction. Entrourage eDGe is one such product featuring a dual screen design, one 9.7 inch eInk screen and 10.1 color LCD, both powered by Android OS and an 1.2 GHz CPU. Laptopmag is the first to post an early review of the Entourage eDGe and shared their opinions with all of us, so here's what you can expect from this nice conc...

With tradition in building rugged PCs (they claim to make them since 1993), Panasonic introduces the newest member of the ToughBook family, the Panasonic ToughBook C1 Convertible Tablet PC. And it isn't just the newest ToughBook, it is also named the world's lightest 12.1-inch convertible tablet PC. The new C1 Convertible Tablet PC from Panasonic seams to address especially to medical field, but not only. When projected it, Panasonic considered the case in which you have to carry your tablet...

Are you interested in touch tablets? If the answer to this question is remotely YES then you might want to take a look at our Ultimate Touch Tablet Guide FREE eBook that comes with every Email subscription on AllTouchTablet.com (all you have to do is subscribe and wait for our automated email). Today we've launched the first edition of The Ultimate Touch Tablet Guide FREE eBook, which will be revised every month to include the latest models and technologies that have been officially announced...

The Archos 9 tablet, which we've presented a few times here at All Touch Tablet.com is one of the great examples on how you can ruin a perfectly good idea with bad engineering. So, let's see the basic idea and dissect it: build a slim slate type tablet, running a fully fledged Operating System that can run a few hours with WiFi on. All simple at this point. Let's now see what went wrong. First to build a slim device you need a small battery, so you need a low power CPU which is always slow, n...

This is the first post of a monthly series that will try and present you with the best deals of touch tablets you can purchase at a given time. I'll take into consideration the price, features, availability and even popularity (don't know yet how I will do that) of various tablets. Of course, it'll be my pleasure to receive updates from you guys as I don't expect my list to be exhaustive. I will divide the list in tablet categories like slate tablets, convertible tablets, netbook tablets and suc...

There are two reasons not to like touchscreen panels: they are a magnet for fingerprints and while using your hand to touch it there's a big portion that's being hidden from your view making it impractical sometimes. Researchers are not accepting the fact that the future is now (as in touchscreens) and have worked a lot to improve the touch input concept. The latest trick are rear mounted touch panels which allow users to control devices by dragging/pressing and touching a rear mounted touch pad...

The IT&C sector is one of the fastest moving industries on Earth so things we know and like today might not be here or have the same form tomorrow, or better said we won't recognize them as they will change a lot. The same will be the case with touch tablets, a relative young type of gadget today but which has the potential to evolve a lot more in the future, all depending on the imagination and ingenuity of researchers. Even if the technology hasn't yet evolved to the level we see in pop...

A lot of tablets presented at CES this year were powered by Atom CPUs mainly because every manufacturer already has netbooks and other gadgets running on Atom and it's easy to implement them in similar devices (from hardware point of view). It works for netbook tablets and convertible tablets but it doesn't work for slate devices and I'm going to tell you why be looking at the Inkia MID500 slate tablet (handled by Crunchgear) with a 5 inch display, a very similar device as functionality to Dell'...

It's 2010 already and the Apple Tablet, lately called iSlate is nowhere to be seen. Rumors are accentuating, everybody says something about it but no one really know what the truth is (ok, maybe excepting Steve Jobs). So I believe is the perfect time to draw the line and see what we know now about the tablet that is set to revolutionize the way we do things online for pleasure. So with no further due let's see the list of things people speculated around the web about the Apple iSlate touch table...