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Fujitsu Siemens ST6012 Tablet PC Quietly Hits, Looks the Biz

Last we heard from Fujitsu it was updating its iMac-alike desktop PC, but the company has also just snuck out the ST6012 tablet PC very quietly. Running an Intel Core2 Duo beneath a 12.1-inch 1280 × 800-pixel touchscreen, the machine also packs 2GB of RAM, Intel GS45 integrated graphics, up to a 320GB HDD or optional 64GB SSD, fingerprint scanner, all the usual wired and wireless connections and an integrated 3G modem. And it actually looks pretty stylish for a tablet machine. It'll likely flick the switch of those of you out there who use computers like this to collect data in the field, and you might be interested to hear its pricing starts at around $2,700, though there's no word on when or where it's out. [TFTS]

5:05 AM on Tue Sep 30 2008
By Kit Eaton
2,457 views, 1 comment

Latest by matt_maslanka: This looks like there's actually a bit of power behind that svelte screen. Most of the slate form factor tablets more »

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Motion Computing F5 Tablet is Highly Evolved Speak N' Spell

The latest semi-rugged tablet to hit the market, Motion Computing's F5, keeps a good idea alive: a built-in handle lets the butterfingeriest extraterrestrials field workers keep hold of their precious electronics. More »

9:32 AM on Mon Mar 3 2008
By Wilson Rothman
3,228 views, 11 comments

duosense to power apple tablet?

Will N-Trig DuoSense Power the Apple Tablet?

N-Trig makes the DuoSense technology that powers the Dell Latitude XT's touch-sensitive and pen-enabled display. This is the only input device in the market that combines a pressure-sensitive pen with multitouch into a single surface, which allows for seamless iPhone-style finger interaction—perfect for broad, direct object manipulations—and precise stylus for electronic ink input and drawing. The good news (specially for Apple tablet-obsessed people) is that Dell is only the first of many leading manufacturers looking to use" their technology, according to Abigail Solomon, N-Trig's director of marketing: More »

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10:19 AM on Fri Dec 14 2007
By Jesus Diaz
15,863 views, 22 comments

Latest by overbyte: so is the apple tablet a forgone conclusion now? i certainly hope so more »

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Dell Latitude XT Tablet PC Coming December 11

There aren't many Tablet PC fans around, but Dell's upcoming Latitude XT Tablet PC may just bring some more people into the club. We got a tip from reader William that the tablet is going to be launching December 11, a fact he got from some covert ops and a half hour of flirting. The specs are after the jump. Good job Will, now go find out when the Apple Tablet is coming. [Thanks William!] More »

12:59 PM on Thu Dec 6 2007
By Jason Chen
7,675 views, 33 comments

Latest by RG_Shrike: Ok 10th 11th... when do they actually ship. Dell will RTS a product but ship months later. The XPS units for more »

dell multitouch tablets

Dell's New Latitude XT Tablet to Have Multi-Touch Technology

Just in case you missed it, at Oracle OpenWorld 2007, Dell demonstrated the multi-touch capability of their new Latitude XT tablet PC. Users will be able to use multiple fingers to draw lines or manage several images simultaneously. Kevin Kettler, Dell's chief technology officer, noted that "it's going to be a great avenue for creative applications to be developed around it." Dell plans on shipping the system sometime in the next few months. [ComputerWorld]

5:45 PM on Fri Nov 16 2007
By Sean Fallon
4,077 views, 14 comments

Latest by strider_mt2k: Technology with no application is weak sauce. -why not just find some creative people and make a freaking application that's cool more »

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Jazzmutant Multitouch Tablet PC Demoed

Here's a video of the multi-touch tablet PC prototype that Jazzmutant showed off last week at Siggraph. It's got the pinch and spread features that Apple popularized on the iPhone, but this can actually take an unlimited number of contact points. You can use as many fingers (or styluses) as you were born with to move and spread stuff around. We could see this in a tablet, but replacing the traditional mouse and keyboard in a laptop is pretty unlikely. [Jazz Mutant]

12:20 PM on Fri Aug 17 2007
By Jason Chen
3,234 views, 14 comments

Latest by jrghoull: i just got a new hp touch screen laptop...unless the sensitivity can be adjusted...the touch screens stink. i think it more »

tough laptop

Getec V100 Tablet PC Laughs in the Face of Danger

Getec's V100 is a tough laptop, a really tough laptop. You won't have to rely on some pathetic drop-sensor to protect this machine. In fact, you probably have to throw it down the stairs just to boot it up. It's built as a military machine, but we lucky civilians can get now one, too. More »

9:15 AM on Thu Aug 2 2007
By msparkes
6,539 views, 16 comments

Latest by rowdy99: The original article called it Gentec in the text but the caption on the photo and the logo on the more »

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TabletKiosk Sahara Slate i440D Tablet PC Shipping

The TabletKiosk Sahara, a relatively unknown tablet that can do both dual pen and and touchscreen input, is shipping now. Comes with an intel Core Duo LV processor, and can be configured at up to 4GB of DDR2RAM and 160GB of SATA. [TabletKiosk]

9:13 AM on Tue Jul 31 2007
By Brian Lam
1,440 views, Comment

laptops

Kohjinsha SA1F00V: 7" tablet UMPC Adds Touchscreen, Still as Slow as Before

Kohjinsha has added touch capabilities to the 7" 800 x 480 screen on its Japan-only SA1F00 UMPC tablet computer, letting you massage your way through Windows XP Home even when it's running as slow as Keanu Reeves putting frozen Heinz Ketchup on a bullet-time burger. More »

4:39 AM on Mon Apr 23 2007
By Addy Dugdale
7,825 views, 9 comments

Latest by iaqc: i have just been looking at these in singaapore. price is S$1299. it has a 120gig hd 1gb ram. built more »

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Fujitsu's Twin Tablets Pack Core Duo

Slate's are usually wimpy. These have extra processing power, now that Fujitsu's dropped Intel Dual Core processors in their Stylistic ST5100 series. More »

10:30 AM on Wed Nov 22 2006
By Louis Ramirez
257 views, 4 comments