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PERSONAL COMPUTING

Latest Acer Notebook features Tablet PC functionality

By Mike Hanlon

Latest Acer Notebook features Tablet PC functionality

Monday September 29, 2003: Acer's TravelMate 250PE notebook enables the input of handwritten text and annotation of data directly on screen using an electro magnetic resonance (EMR) pen. This cross-functionality first provides the flexibility of a Tablet PC while maintaining the performance and full sized keyboard attributes of a traditional "clamshell" notebook. Read More

PERSONAL COMPUTING

Microsoft's long awaited Tablet PC launch

By Mike Hanlon

Microsoft's long awaited Tablet PC launch

November 8, 2003 An array of new personal computing products from companies including Acer, Toshiba, Fujitsu and HP were unveiled in Sydney on Thursday 8 November as part of the long awaited worldwide launch of the Microsoft Windows XP Tablet PC Edition, a new version of Windows XP Professional with extensive handwriting and voice recognition capabilities. The new generation of Tablet PCs are designed to deliver the full resources of a notebook computer along with the familiarity of the worlds oldest and most successful input device - pen and paper. Read More

PERSONAL COMPUTING

Microsoft Tablet PCs set for launch later this year

By Mike Hanlon

Microsoft Tablet PCs set for launch later this year

The industry is gearing up for what is promised to be the next step in the evolution of personal computing - the Tablet PC. A broad industry initiative aimed at injecting new life into the PC market and involving many of the big hardware, software and component manufacturers, the concept was to create a device as powerful as a desktop and more portable than a laptop with a wider range of interfacing options. Read More

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