@FooSchnickens: Pssh, you guys suck anyways. How dare you be different. Shame on you and may a curse be laid on your children, and your children's children.
@N1k0s: The thing is, in predominantly LHD markets it won't be such a huge issue since a large chunk of the world's people are righties. The problem comes in RHD markets (like the UK or Japan) when the roles are reversed and lefties have the upper hand (no pun intended) as opposed to the more dominant right-handed populace.
This is actually brilliant. Reason being: how long would it take you to scroll through a list of names, visually checking where you are in the list the whole time...
vs.
after a week of practice being able to write the first letter without looking, then being within 2-4 names of the intended choice...
This is sweet. The built in equation editor is a PITA. I used to have XP tablet edition and the text recognition was fantastic (at least for my handwriting).
This + tablet netbook = win. I hope they update the equation editor too so you can use keyboard shortcuts instead of clicking 3 times to make stupid subscript, but maybe that's a MS Office feature I'll have to wait for.
@greimel: Yeah I had a Fujitsu T3010D for several years while in college, I never really had any problem with the tablet functionality of XP Tablet Edition, sure there were features that it lacked (being confined exclusively to a digitizer kinda sucks).
But I never really saw any crippling functionality limitations inherent to the platform (I wish Fujitsu had given that particular convertible better specs... but hey)...
I have been considering trying to load Win7 on that fujitsu, but haven't gotten around to it yet.
Also, OneNote fracking rox my sox on a tablet, best scholastic/note-taking software I have ever used, and when I first got my Fuji I spent about a year evaluating tablet/note-taking software...
@IDSkittlez: Yeah, but you would only be able to use it in the capacity that the 3rd party software allows. Having touchscreen/digitizer functions embedded in the OS makes the whole experience MUCH more seamless and useful. It would actually enhance your experience with the mimo if you are just talking about using touch/digitizer functions with a device that doesn't already have the hardware to do it.
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Wonder how they'll make that work out...
07/30/09
He just needs the AACO now.
07/30/09
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after a week of practice being able to write the first letter without looking, then being within 2-4 names of the intended choice...
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04/25/09
It rocks.
04/25/09
This + tablet netbook = win. I hope they update the equation editor too so you can use keyboard shortcuts instead of clicking 3 times to make stupid subscript, but maybe that's a MS Office feature I'll have to wait for.
04/25/09
But I never really saw any crippling functionality limitations inherent to the platform (I wish Fujitsu had given that particular convertible better specs... but hey)...
I have been considering trying to load Win7 on that fujitsu, but haven't gotten around to it yet.
Also, OneNote fracking rox my sox on a tablet, best scholastic/note-taking software I have ever used, and when I first got my Fuji I spent about a year evaluating tablet/note-taking software...
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11/05/08
WTF?
I am pretty sure that teens don't say that to each other anymore. Hell, I don't think they ever did...
11/05/08
:P