This is my computer. Only feature left to complete (before the implant) is to make it all roll-up or fold to pocket size.
But... this'll work in the mean time.
Gallery: HP offers multi-touch consumer notebook/tablet
The display swivels up to 180 degrees.
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Does the pen allow you to actually write on the screen accurately enough for Vista's excellent handwriting recognition to work? The last HP tablet I bought with "multi-touch" had a passive stylus for a pen that made handwriting impossible.
I ended up giving that HP tablet to my wife, and I bought a Lenovo X61 tablet with active Wacom pen. The handwriting on that works just fine.
I learned that an active pen is essential if you really want to write or draw on a tablet - which, after all, is what they're made for.
I ended up giving that HP tablet to my wife, and I bought a Lenovo X61 tablet with active Wacom pen. The handwriting on that works just fine.
I learned that an active pen is essential if you really want to write or draw on a tablet - which, after all, is what they're made for.
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