And if you are mobile while you are working, then you would want to look at
weight, (lighter is better), battery life, (longer is better), and docking
and undocking, (easier and quicker is better).


"Chris De Herrera" <chris@cewindows.net> wrote in message
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> Hi,
> By far, Fujitsu has been around creating Tablet PCs long before the other
> OEMs. They have had them out for about 10 years now - before the current
> Tablet PC OS (back when there was an extension for Windows 3.0).
>
> Beyond that, other OEMs such as Acer have been focusing on offering
various
> different size devices from a 10" LCD to a 14".
>
> Overall I highly recommend that you pay attention to 3 factors of
> performance:
>
> 1. Hard Disk - RPM (higher is better), Cache (higher is better).
> 2. CPU - Mhz (higher is generally faster), Cache (higher is better).
> 3. RAM - More is better
>
> Don't forget to plan on expansion. Based on where I see the industry
going,
> the more the better.
>
>
> --
> Chris De Herrera
> http://www.cewindows.net
> http://www.tabletpctalk.com
>
> "Cosmo" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:BD67B980-0E9B-42DC-A734-F5DE7D681163@microsoft.com...
> > Just wondering if anyone could recommend either from experience or
> otherwise what the market leader is in Tablet PC's space. I have looked
at
> the Fugitsu, can anyone validate this product?
>
>