Articles about tablet pc

I'm sure you haven't heard of  Gigabyte Booktop T1125N (even if we've covered a rumor a while ago), as I've just found a review about this 11.6 inch convertible tablet that's already shipping in US and Europe. It's like if Gigabyte has made everything possible to launch their tablet PC in secrecy. After reading the review I must admit I don't understand Gigabyte's position, as the Booktop T1125N is a very capable tablet PC which can be used as a desktop replacement without having to deal with p...

One of my favorite convertible tablet PCs of last year is the award winning Lenovo X201t, a very tough tablet with lots of features, industrial design and powerful specs. Now Lenovo has presented the X220t, the new model that makes the switch to a 16:9 screen aspect and 12.5 inch diagonal screen. I know, I know, tablet PCs are not cool anymore, but this one is: it's under 4 lbs weight and manages to last up to 16 hours when paired with a slice type battery that attaches to the bottom of the Leno...

One of the tablets mentioned yesterday by Dell at its business event was the classic tablet PC format Latitude XT3. Today's consumers, who've embraced slates, when thinking about the 'tablet' term don't have in mind the format that was first launched about a decade ago. This doesn't mean there's not a small niche that needs the tablet PC format. It's the perfect mix of features for business professionals and those needing a normal laptop (as features) plus a touch option for taking notes, review...

If you work full time in a rough environment then you need rugged computing gear to be able to keep on working. The Getac V200 is a rugged Tablet PC that is able to withstand MIL-STD-810G and IP65 ruggedness standards for dust, vibration, temperatures as low as -20 degrees Celsius plus can take a shower with you (if you really need to check your email while showering). The specs are top notch including a 2.0GHz Intel Core i7-620LM processor, an optional 80 GB SSD drive and data protection featur...

Wow, do people still ask this question? Well, apparently they do, as a lot of consumers don't know exactly the difference between a tablet PC and a laptop, so when faced with those two types of products in an online store they don't know what to choose.I won't make a big deal of this article, but I'll try and explain in plain language the main differences between a tablet PC and a laptop/notebook.So let's see what makes a laptop and what makes a Tablet PC, simple as that: Screen This i...

Are you in search of a fast tablet PC that will run all the programs you use on your deskop? You want it now? Take a look then at the Fujitsu T4410 tablet PC, a serious tablet powered by an Intel Core 2 Duo CPU. The other spec you're interested in is the 12.1 inch screen with multitouch and digitizer option that allows you to control the tablet with your fingers or the included stylus.The Core 2 Duo CPU is not the fastest around since Intel launched the Core i5 and i7 mobile CPUs, but it doe...

If you're not convinced by JooJoo (former Crunchpad) as a touch tablet because it's not really a fully capable computer, plus it costs too much for the lack of features there's always the option to buy a PC tablet from Archos, like the Archos 9 PC Tablet (which we've presented here) which gives you a normal computer (without the keyboard) for just 550$.Don't expect too much from it as in it's core we have  an Intel Atom CPU running at 1.1 GHz, but I guess this is enough for basic browsing, ...

Packard Bell is not the only manufacturer who plans to launch tablets in the near future, as Samsung announced they're planning their own multitouch tablets for H2 2010, plus a lot of other 3D monitors and LED monitors. They haven't decided yet if the tablet PC they will throw on market will be similar cu Apple's tablet or a more conventional Convertible tablet, but they're sure in the near future they'll be offering both to consumers.It seems that after all 2010 will be full of gadgets and ...

Everybody liked the Acer Timeline 1810T, with it's better than Atom performance and near 8 hours of battery life between charges, but there was something missing: the touch tablet PC treatment. We're happy to announce that Acer made that step and announced the 1820p, the tablet variant of the Timeline product series.The main difference is of course the swivel touch screen and the OS: Acer Timeline 1820p only ships with Windows 7. Oh, and weight is up by 300 grams due to the screen swivel mec...