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From: diane on 15 Jan 2010 19:31 IBM / LENOVO X200 TABLET PC MULTITOUCH MULTIVEW 7449F9U I don't know .. For some reason this laptop is just overkill for me. I thought it was going to be smaller - lighter. Played with it for just a few days .. going to reformat ... Already listed it .. Sorry for taking your time with the Windows 7 update question .. I guess I will restore back to Vista .. In case you are interested it is auction 270515991943 .. Use buy it now and I will include the Ultra-Base .. I wonder if I will ever find my dream tablet. I was so disappointed in last years Fujitsu Lifebook .. Handwriting recognition was dreadful .. I don't like hitting the screen that hard. Wonder if that has been changed. -- Diane Whatever from my HP TouchSmart
From: Rainald Taesler on 16 Jan 2010 13:41 diane wrote: > I guess I will restore back to Vista .. So I think there's no more need for the WinMail recipe. Right? > I wonder if I will ever find my dream tablet. The one you bought indeed is rather thick and heavy as it's a "convertible". I'll possibly need a successor for my beloved HP/COMPAQ tc1100. Nut I will not buy a convertible. You might check Motion's slate models. Rainald
From: GIGANEWs on 16 Jan 2010 17:08 "Rainald Taesler" <taesler(a)gmx.de> wrote in message news:ua3gGutlKHA.2164(a)TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl... > > > So I think there's no more need for the WinMail recipe. Right? Would still like to have the recipe, just in case I change my mind again. One of two things that I do NOT like about this HP Pavilion TX 2500 [I think that is the model] is the screen. Very shiny .. hard to see in most lights. The other thing is the darn touch pad mouse ... the only nick left at hotmail dot com > The one you bought indeed is rather thick and heavy as it's a > "convertible". > I'll possibly need a successor for my beloved HP/COMPAQ tc1100. Nut I > will not buy a convertible. > > You might check Motion's slate models. I hate to say this out loud .... so don't repeat that I said it to anyone .. but I might like to try the Apple tablet one day .. I swore I would NEVER buy the iphone .. and I did ... and I love it !! I will go look at the Motion's Slate .. Sorry for the confusion with all the usernames but I have too many computers scattered from my bedroom to my home office to my car to my office office .... I forget what username I have .. I need to pick one and stay with it. Diane > > Rainald > >
From: Rainald Taesler on 17 Jan 2010 09:08 GIGANEWs wrote: > Rainald Taesler wrote: >> So I think there's no more need for the WinMail recipe. Right? > > Would still like to have the recipe, just in case I change my mind > again. Pls see my posting in your other thread. > One of two things that I do NOT like about this HP Pavilion TX > 2500 [I think that is the model] is the screen. Very shiny .. hard > to see in most lights. The other thing is the darn touch pad mouse Do you have that in the moment? >> The one you bought indeed is rather thick and heavy as it's a >> "convertible". >> I'll possibly need a successor for my beloved HP/COMPAQ tc1100. But I >> will not buy a convertible. >> >> You might check Motion's slate models. > > I hate to say this out loud .... so don't repeat that I said it to > anyone .. but I might like to try the Apple tablet one day .. I > swore I would NEVER buy the iphone .. and I did ... and I love it !! Let's wait and see ;-) Nobody does at present knows when it will appear and which features it might have. I would have loved to have an iPhone as soon as it appeared. But over here in Germany it only comes bundled with T-mobile contracts and my cell-phone usage is really low, it's just too expensive for a toy. Rainald
From: Beverly Howard on 17 Jan 2010 17:04 There was a very thin lenovo tablet shown at CES that is not on the market yet... ....essentially a laptop with a pop off screen that looks to be the equivalent of a letter sized legal pad. http://www.wired.com/video/ideapad-u1-hybrid-notebook-tablet-caters-to-road-warriors/60852989001 plus a few others in the pipe http://www.techcrunch.com/2009/06/03/crunchpad-the-launch-prototype/ http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2009/03/touch-book-comb/ http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2009/09/courier/ Beverly Howard
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