- Platform: Windows XP Professional
- Media: Personal Computers
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Powerful Windows PC: a full-function notebook PC delivering performance and compatibility in a fast-paced business environment.
- Utilizes the power of Microsoft Windows XP Tablet PC Edition, a superset of Windows XP Professional--100% Windows compatible
- Delivers long battery life in conjunction with high-performance processors, graphics and storage
- Compaq Tablet PC TC1000 weighs in at just 3.0 pounds.
- Integrated wireless LAN maximizes mobility
- Removable keyboard provides the ability to change from tablet mode to notebook PC mode with the flip of a switch
- Innovative mobile keyboard that detaches
- Innovative, flexible docking system to quickly expand usability and does not require synchronization
- Innovative docking station supports easy transitions with multi-monitor docking profiles
- Write the way you naturally write
- Write and store information as "digital ink"--it's just like paper, only better
- Change ink color, use highlighters, insert space, erase, and italicize
- Draw pictures, sketch - without limitation
- Accommodate your work style--portrait or landscape
- Use ink-to-text utility with any Windows application
- Mark up documents with handwritten comments
- Annotate documents within applications supporting digital ink
- Store annotations and send to others
- Effectiveness
- Take notes and view files or web pages
- Communicate quickly and discretely with others using digital ink
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4.5 out of 5 stars (2 customer reviews)
26 of 26 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars
Good News Bad News, Mar 30 2003
By Drew E. Rayman "dray33" - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Tablet PC Tc1000t 1g 30gb 256mb 10.4in 1yr Warr Xpp (Personal Computers)
I am an Apple freak, I have about 4 different Macintosh systems and swore off anything Windows related. Since Apple hasnt made a Tablet Computer, I bought the Compaq TC1000 after much research. It is, without a doubt, one of the most clever computing platforms i have ever used. Heres the good:1) Speech recognition: Its unreal, like magic. I was able to talk into my AOL instant messenger and *viola*! Not perfect, but neither is my typing!
2) Handwriting recognition: My handwriting is nearly illegible, no problem with the TC1000. Really impressive.
3) Lightweight and portable. So I get it home and start to play with it, when i realize that the keyboard detaches and it is literally half as bulky as i thought! It is way too cool, youve got to try it.
4) Powerful. Yeah, its fast and fun.
5) 802.11 included. And it works, even with my macintosh Airport setup...
Which brings me to the bad:
Though I can network with the Tablet, it keeps dropping the network like every 3 minutes. We are trying to figure it out with Compaq and Apple, I am not sure yet about how to fix it, im confident we will soon.
So thats that. I love it, and hope you will too...
Drew
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
The Best Tablet by far, Aug 22 2003
By Igor Kosol "ingeniero" - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Tablet PC Tc1000t 1g 30gb 256mb 10.4in 1yr Warr Xpp (Personal Computers)
Pros: Stylish, long battery-life,good pen, good networking. I have hammered my unit to now for two months and that includes dropping it nearly two feet on concrete. t am very happy with it. A brilliant entry into Tablet computing. Cons: It is a little slow but then I run an Access database, outlook, blue tooth connection with my mobile phone, and multi-megabyte PDF files simultaneously on the supplied RAM. This I will upgrade but not urgently. The keyboard is not the greatest but then I don't use it; but lets face it, there isn't the room for a bigger one, so whats the point in marking it down for it?
