Old flames: Products that keep the retro fires burning
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Small-format notebooks seem to be having something of a renaissance at the moment. We have recently looked at offerings from Toshiba (the Libretto U100) and Fujitsu Siemens (the LifeBook P1510 Tablet PC). Now we have another option in the shape of Dialogue's Flybook. Like the LifeBook P1510, this is a convertible tablet-style system with a passive touch-screen. However, it runs Windows XP rather than the Tablet PC Edition and there are other quirks, such as its support for GPRS data communications and a range of unusual colour choices for the hardware.
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