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Quick look and the Lenovo IdeaPad YOGA prototype, showcased for the first time at CES. Comes with a swivable display, an IPS panel with 1600 x 900 px resolution and it runs Windows 7 on a next generation Core iX processor.
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The Fujitsu Lifebook T900 is a powerful convertible Tablet PC featuring the Intel Core i7 Processor, Windows 7 Multi-Touch and a Wacom Active Digitizer Pen. The T900 is a perfect Tablet PC for the occasional mobile user who needs Tablet PC features but does not want to sacrifice on performance. The T900 features what is currently the largest Tablet PC screen at 13 inches. This video was produced from full HD files on the T900 Tablet PC - a testament to its processing power. For more inforamtion, visit our T900 page at: www.tabletpc.com.au
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half the video the camera is too zoomed in and the other half your holding the laptop upside down
ReplyDeleteLenovo will ship them with Windows 7 awesome! I will not tolerate metro shit on my PC.
ReplyDeleteHonestly, I think this is the best ultrabook yet. I don't there's a bad thing you can say about it besides the so-so graphics card (which is to be expected in an ultrabook) and even that is supposed to be getting upgraded with ivy bridge. Definitely my next computer.
ReplyDeleteThey all work on the T901... A very nice tablet indeed.
ReplyDeleteI need a tablet Pc also for reading and writing notes on scientific articles. Can I do with the Lifebook T901 the same tricks you showed with the Asus Slate 121: zooming with two fingers, converting handwritten notes in letters? Thanks
ReplyDeleteWacom is by far the best pen system available. Windows 7 also has the math input panel for that purpose too.
ReplyDeleteHow good is the writing with pen? I need one where I can write a lot of mathematics equation and is very exactly
ReplyDeletethank you
ReplyDeletepersonally I prefer Fujitsu.
ReplyDelete@oztabletpc for a college student who is required to get a convertible tablet pc which brand and model would you reccomend? is fujitsu better than hp?
ReplyDeleteMostly I buy them! But we sell Tablet PCs, so we usually purchase them for demonstrating to customers. Occasionally a company will loan us a unit to evaluate and review. The T900 is mine though, and I am using it now....
ReplyDeletethank you for your response. just curious, where do you get all of your laptops?
ReplyDeleteThe new Fujitsu T901 is an absolute recommend!
ReplyDeletethat being said, would you reccomend this laptop?
ReplyDeleteNo, it's no thicker than any other laptop. Read below for more info...
ReplyDeleteis this really thick,and massive or is it about average for most laptops?
ReplyDeleteWow, Mr Black, that is like comparing a Ferrari to a Volkswagen Beetle, and asserting that the Beetle is better because the Ferrari's wheels are too wide.
ReplyDeleteThe Asus is an interesting little convertible, but it would be hard pressed to replace a laptop with it's Intel Atom processor. The T900 on the other hand has an Intel Core i7. In other words it has around 50 times the processing power. No comparison really.
this model is way too thick compare with ASUS T101mt, and this price is over $2000... that's way too much...
ReplyDeleteI haven't found it to be a problem, but I am not particularly sensitive to it. It does have a powerful Intel Core i5 or i7 processor meaning that it does need to be cooled.
ReplyDeleteI currently have an HP pavilion tx2500, and my main issues with it are its speed, noise, and heat emissions. How does the fujitsu t900 fare with noise and heat?
ReplyDeleteThank you for the response!
ReplyDeleteYes, there used to be a Toshiba 14" tablet a few years ago. Think there might have been another, maybe a Gateway too. These days Tablets are considered a highly mobile device, so screen sizes are usually 10" or 12". This is the biggest one currently on the market. Personally I use a 12" tablet, but I hook it up to a dock in the office with two 24" screens, so I have the best of both worlds.
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