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05.11.05
IBM Announces Tablet PC
By Robert Scoble
eWeek: IBM Develops ThinkPad Tablet PC. Cool, lots of stuff happening in the Tablet PC space lately.
IBM is readying a ThinkPad laptop that features a rotating screen designed to turn the machine into a tablet computer, according to documents from the U.S. Federal Communications Commission.
Photographs on the FCC Web site show an IBM ThinkPad X41 with a black case that is similar to other laptops in the company's ThinkPad line. But photos reveal that the screen of the computer can rotate 180 degrees, turning it into a tablet PC.
Also shown is a tablet digitizer pen resting against a screen that displays Microsoft's Windows XP operating system, suggesting that the computer uses Windows XP Tablet PC Edition, the main choice for other tablet PC vendors.
About the Author: Robert Scoble is the founder of the famous Scobleizer blog. As an employee of Microsoft, Robert Scoble is recognized as the most prominent corporate blogger in the world.
Microsoft dreams up low-cost mini-tablet PC Microsoft on Monday plans to show off pretty much the dream portable computer--a tiny tablet computer as thin as 10 sheets of paper with a camera, a battery that lasts all day and a price of about $800.
HP Compaq TC4200 Tablet PC "First Look" - (pics, specs) The new TC4200 Tablet PC from HP is an exciting product. At only 4.5 lbs. and powered by the Sonoma-based Intel Pentium M processor, this convertible Tablet PC functions as the perfect powerhouse travel companion. The TC4200 also sports a 1.3" thick, sturdy and roadworthy casing, a bright 12" electromagnetic display and operates as a perfect sub-notebook and a fully-functional Tablet PC.
Of honorable mention is the improved Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 900 video architecture. For users who require more punch and performance for graphics editing and 3D, this new video solution, although not "dedicated" (it shares system memory), promises significant gains over the consumer-level "Intel Extreme Graphics" chips found in the majority of Centrino Tablet PC's and notebooks. Read The Whole Article
By Robert Scoble
