Tuesday, August 27, 2002
One hour Tablet PC demo video
Posted by Jason Dunn in "OFF-TOPIC" @ 02:00 PM
http://www.cewindows.net/tabletpc/tabletpcdemo.wmv
Interested in seeing some "hands on" with the Tablet PC? Tablet PC Talk has a video you should look at then:
"Last week I attended the Los Angeles Pocket PC Users Group meeting for a demo of the Tablet PC. Kurt Shintaku of Microsoft invited Chandler Bootchk of Microsoft to demonstrate the hardware and software features of the Windows XP Tablet PC Edition. This Tablet PC Talk exclusive demo includes a feature overview of the new hardware including showing how to convert it from a laptop format to a tablet format. Also additional applications such as Journal, sticky notes and a game are demonstrated. Further, Chandler agreed to answer users questions about the Tablet PC as we went along. This video is over 1 hour long and is 320 x 240 15 fps so you'll get a good idea of what was covered. Just be patient, it's a little over 50MB!"
That Acer Tablet PC looks sweet - apparently the motherboard that Acer is using has support for an 802.x chip or a combo 802.x and Bluetooth chip. I want one!
And for those of you who still doubt the reasons why they picked a "special pen" vs. having a generic stylus, watch the video to find out why.
Interested in seeing some "hands on" with the Tablet PC? Tablet PC Talk has a video you should look at then:
"Last week I attended the Los Angeles Pocket PC Users Group meeting for a demo of the Tablet PC. Kurt Shintaku of Microsoft invited Chandler Bootchk of Microsoft to demonstrate the hardware and software features of the Windows XP Tablet PC Edition. This Tablet PC Talk exclusive demo includes a feature overview of the new hardware including showing how to convert it from a laptop format to a tablet format. Also additional applications such as Journal, sticky notes and a game are demonstrated. Further, Chandler agreed to answer users questions about the Tablet PC as we went along. This video is over 1 hour long and is 320 x 240 15 fps so you'll get a good idea of what was covered. Just be patient, it's a little over 50MB!"
That Acer Tablet PC looks sweet - apparently the motherboard that Acer is using has support for an 802.x chip or a combo 802.x and Bluetooth chip. I want one!
And for those of you who still doubt the reasons why they picked a "special pen" vs. having a generic stylus, watch the video to find out why.
