The biggest news today came from HP, as the company released information about the first consumer-targeted multi-touch tablet notebook, the TouchSmart TX2. (Catch our coverage here.) cNet dug through the dirt and found a great video from N-Trig, which partnered with HP to produce the new notebook:
The Fujitsu LifeBook U820 is probably a dying breed. The handheld PC is really handheld these days. Blackberrys, iPhones and PDAs can all run full operating systems and compete with laptops as on-the-go devices. But for now, Fujitsu is going to keep moving with the handheld PC market.
These days, $1,199 will get you a tablet-style U820 with
The Tee PC looks very promising with it’s docking system, tablet Notebook, and flexible peripherals.
Check out the specs:
With specs upgraded to a faster CPU and Windows XP, this little touchscreen dev
Gigabyte’s M912V tablet notebook is now offical.
Specifications CPU Intel ® Atom 1.6GHz Operating System (optional) Genuine Microsoft Windows®XP, Genuine Microsoft Windows VISTA®Home Basic, Linux Chipset Intel ® 945GSE S
