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Fujitsu-Siemens quietly announced this new Stylistic ST6012 slate tablet. Looks like a nice refresh to the previous Stylistic models. The new slate is based on the Centrino-2 platform.

Some specs from the Stylistic

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Dash out this pastille PC from DRS Technologies. It’s the Hammerhead Xtreme tombstone PC and it strictly is getting worn out by a hammer.(…)

It’s finally here, Lenovo’s newest Tablet PC, the X200. Guess what, we got our hands on one for review. This 12.1″ tablet has a reinforced lid that uses carbon fiber on(…)

The Fujitsu LifeBook T2010 is a solid Tablet PC. This updated model has AT&T BroadbandConnect HSPA integrated though. Besides that the design and chassis are the same. I actually have the lower end model with

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We finally got our hands on the HTC Shift. This tiny tablet is quite the power house. I had no problems surfing the Internet with it or navigating through applications. It sports a Intel A110

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Anyone who has ever needed to write down notes and then put them into an electronic document or email has wished for an easy way to turn pen and paper into “digital ink.” Adesso comes

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Rugged notebook and tablet computers are always a favorite with tech geeks no matter if they enjoy gaming or ultraportable notebooks. There is something about a computer you could throw through a car window and

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Picture this, you’re working on an image in Photoshop, and you need to do a little precise brush work to clean things up. So you pick up your display, sketchbook style, grab a pen and

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Dell finally broke into the Tablet PC market with the release of the Latitude XT. There was a lot of hype and speculation around this release and we finally got our hands on a review

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Apple’s latest notebook, the MacBook Air, is being hailed as the world’s thinnest. At well under an inch at the thickest point, the Air offers a thin design coupled with an extremely lightweight package for

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Over the past couple of years computers designed for developing nations have received a fair bit of media attention, especially in the tech community. Immediately, the implications of computing for the masses gained traction and(…)

A new initiative called One Laptop Per Child has the goal of getting a low-cost, entry-level notebook into the hands of children in developing countries. This notebook is the OLPC-XO which is an extremely basic

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The Nokia N810 Internet Tablet is the third model in this companies series of traditional handhelds, and the best so far. It is the first with integrated GPS capabilities and a slide-out QWERTY keyboard.

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The Asus R1E is the younger, almost-identical sibling of the Asus website; the above are just those components which can vary from the factory default.

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Reason for Buying

I am a software professional by

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The OLPC XO, once nicknamed the "Hundred Dollar Laptop" is the new children’s laptop developed by MIT and the Open Source Lab with significant contributions from a community of developers. Currently available to the(…)

HP recently refreshed the tx Tablet PC line, replacing the half-year-old tx2000 with the new tx2500. The refresh brings many improvements over its predecessor, the most important being AMD’s new Puma architecture. As one of

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LifeBook U810 mini Tablet PC, I couldn’t wait to get my hands on it. This tiny tablet has been getting rave reviews and after spending some time with it I can see why.

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T2010 has been on the market for a little bit now, but this is the first time we have had the opportunity to spend some quality time with it, besides the quick hands-on when it(…)

>Whether you happen to be a studious college student, a punctual business professional, or your everyday web surfing, word processing user, you’ll find that choosing the right Tablet PC can pose quite a challenge depending(…)

Users everywhere have been talking about Gateway’s newest 14-inch tablet, the C-140x. I mean it is a beast. It runs a 1.8GHz Core 2 Duo processor and has a 60GB hard drive, which can be

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X61 Tablet PC, it finally shipped and arrived four days later. Based on other users’ comments from the X60 and the few X61 owners who have already received theirs, I didn’t know what to expect,(…)

Introduction

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The LG C1 is an impressive Tablet PC. Its lightweight design and glossy piano blue/black finish give this Tablet that professional appeal. Its Core Duo 1.2GHz processor doesn’t lack in performance either. The C1 doesn’t

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The Asus R1 is the perfect computer for a student on their way to college. It is built very well, lightweight and easy to take notes on. Not only is it a great performer, it(…)

Toshiba Portege R400 has been getting a lot of attention recently. The only problem is all the attention it is attracting isn’t always positive. The R400 has an innovative design, but lacks some key features.(…)