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planning to buy an Inspiron Duo, or Fujitsu LifeBook? T580 (Intel Core i3 380UM (or i5?) Processor 1.2GHz, 4GB RAM). T580 is 270 x 189 x 40, 1.4 kg; duo is 285 x 195 x 26, 1.5 kg; viliv s10 is 260 x 185 x 25, 1.2kg; ipad is 243 x 190 x 13, .7kg; t1005m is 265 x 214 x 41 1.5kg. x61t is 33.1x274x267 , (2kg, w/ 8-cell). M1125 (renamed to T1125?) is 290 x 221 x 40, 1.7kg?. dell m11x: 286 x 233 x 33, 2kg, inspiron mini 1012: 267 x 197 x 32, 1.2kg (no touchscreen). acer as1830t: 285 x 204 x 28, 1.4kg. toshiba t235: 299.2 x 226.5 x 44.3, 2.1kg. inspiron m101z: 292 x 205 x 35, 1.56kg. s10-3t: Size 280mm x 174 mm x 15mm - 28mm with 4cell (max 4h) weight 1.25kg Size 282mm x 202 mm x 15mm - 35mm with 8cell (max 10h) weight 1.50kg. the Duo does not have a video output, so i guess it's out of the running -- and the LifeBook? is really expensive. Acer is coming out with a convertible tablet in febuary: http://www.netbooknews.com/14445/10-acer-convertible-tablet-with-amd-dual-core-win-7-keyboard-dock/ . in the video it looks like it is too cumbersome to dock with the keyboard. so i guess the gigabyte T1005M is looking good -- it's not quite as good as the T580, but it's available now, and almost a quarter of the price.
macbook air 11" is sufficiently small but i don't want it (no touch). it is 300 x 192 x 17 1.1kg
so, ideal is: Intel Core i?, <=300 x <=198 x <= 35, <= 1.4kg, light touch touchscreen (convertible), physical keyboard, >= 2G memory, video out. will settle for:
Atom dual processor, <= 300, <=215, x<=40, <=1.5, light touch touchscreen (convertible), physical keyboard, >= 2G memory, video out.
see also http://www.netbooklive.net/category/tablet-netbooks/, http://www.engadget.com/tag/netvertible/ , http://www.engadget.com/tag/convertible/ , Gigabyte T1005M (less spec'd and slightly bigger/heavier than the T580, i believe), http://www.liliputing.com/tag/convertible-tablet, http://forums.overclockers.com.au/showthread.php?t=914918 , http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2371199,00.asp, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Jx2Bd_X7xM&NR=1, http://www.google.com/search?q=t580+t1005&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:unofficial&client=iceweasel-a . http://www.google.com/search?q=t580+t1005&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:unofficial&client=iceweasel-a#sclient=psy&hl=en&client=iceweasel-a&rls=org.mozilla:en-US%3Aunofficial&q=t580+t1125&aq=f&aqi=&aql=&oq=&gs_rfai=&pbx=1&fp=d0feeef2826e6bca
(was: planning to buy a viliv s10 before my next trip (assuming GNU/Linux compatibility) and one of lenovo thinkpad x201 tablet, toshiba portege m70, hp elitebook 2740p when they come down in price, after checking GNU/Linux compatibility.)
mb other models with core 2010 and mb capacitative multitouch will come out before then (e.g. mb hp touchsmart, which is capacitative, will be upgraded to i5 or i7), and mb the x201 tablet will get a 620m (although i doubt it, based on the hp elitebook config page, the 620m seems to take up more space), so i'll research more before buying.
want android phone with 5 row physical keyboard, at least 512 memory, at least 800khz cpu
would prefer staggered, curved keys on the keyboard
__Current best contender:__ the viliv s10
summary: i'm really reluctant to buy anything with only 1gb of memory, nonexpandable, but we'll see. i'd get it if a 2gb version comes out.
i used to think resistive touch required too much pressure, but i've heard they've addressed that now, mb i should try this. 38:37 "you can barely touch and it works" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JxnDq4Hr30w .
those guys love it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jlsd2Zu5XK4 (umpcportal and jkk mobile)
this guy loves it:
http://netbooked.net/blog/10-inch-tablet-convertible-netbooks-compared-viliv-s10-wins/
then again this guy hates the viliv. he says the screen viewing angle is terrible and the weak hinge and lack of a lock means the screen moves when u touch it:
http://www.crunchgear.com/2010/03/24/review-viliv-s10-blade-convertible-netbook/
also it only has 1gb of RAM!!!
btw this guy hates the viliv s7: http://gizmodo.com/5361019/viliv-s7-review-looks-so-good-tastes-so-bad
roundup:
http://blog.laptopmag.com/viliv-s10-review-roundup-netvertible-falls-short-of-its-potential
buy from dynamism.com
oooo --- 10.4" core i7
http://www.dynamism.com/notebooks/panasonic_r.shtml
little pricey tho: $2399 10/4. also, it's i7um --> 1.2ghz (1.0 for the $2399 model)
http://www.coated.com/asus-eee-pc-t101mt/
according to this comment the t101mt has palm rejection:
http://www.umpcportal.com/2010/03/viliv-s10-blade-convertible-netbooktablet-review/5/
so far they hate it:
http://www.engadget.com/2010/02/28/asus-eee-pc-t101mt-convertible-gets-handled-twice-video/
but mb it gets better:
http://www.slashgear.com/asus-eee-pc-t101mt-gets-re-reviewed-improved-video-1577673/
altho this guy says it's still slow:
http://www.slashgear.com/asus-eee-pc-t101mt-gets-re-reviewed-improved-video-1577673/
weaknesses: it's not IPS. Apparently it has a 2.5" SATA drive bay, so i guess i could add a flash ssd? According to http://www.laptopmag.com/review/laptops/ideapad-s10-3t.aspx?page=3 , you need the big battery, which according to other sources is too big, and the wireless is weak.
i cant find other capacitative multitouch netvertible choices.
however reviews of the s10-3t all seem to dislike it, so mb should go for a non-capacitative one?
__Current best contender:__ Lenovo thinkpad x201 tablet
CNET filter for i7, 10-12":
http://www.engadget.com/2010/03/05/ask-engadget-best-touchscreen-equipped-ultraportable-tablet-o/ http://www.pcworld.com/reviews/collection/1660/top_10_ultraportable_laptops.html http://reviews.cnet.com/best-ultraportable-laptops/ http://gizmodo.com/5490111/tested-the-best-new-netbooks http://blog.laptopmag.com/lenovos-11-6-inch-thinkpad-x100e-packs-ultraportable-punch
PROCESSORS Intel® Core™i7-960 processor(8MB L2 Cache, 3.20GHz) edit OPERATING SYSTEM Genuine Windows® 7 Home Premium, 64bit, English edit MEMORY 6GB Tri Channel DDR3 SDRAM at 1333MHz- 3 DIMMs edit MONITOR No Monitor edit VIDEO CARD NVIDIA GeForce? G310 512MB DDR3 edit HARD DRIVE 750GB - 7200RPM, SATA 3.0Gb/s, 16MB Cache edit OPTICAL DRIVE Single Drive: Blu-ray Disc Drive (BD/DVD/CD burner w/double layer BD write capability) edit SPEAKERS No Speaker Option edit WIRELESS Dell 1525 Wireless-N PCIe Card edit KEYBOARD Dell Studio Consumer Multimedia Keyboard edit MOUSE Dell Laser Mouse edit SOUND CARD THX® TruStudio? PC™ edit MODEM No Modem Option edit Personalize WARRANTY AND SERVICE 2 Year Basic Service Plan edit OFFICE SOFTWARE Microsoft® Office Starter 2010 edit SECURITY SOFTWARE McAfee? SecurityCenter?, 15-Months edit DATASAFE ONLINE BACKUP Dell Online Backup 2GB for 1 year edit My Accessories ALSO INCLUDED WITH YOUR SYSTEM Studio XPS 9100 Studio XPS 9100
Starting Price $1,958.99 Total Savings $228.00 Subtotal $1,730.99
ThinkPad? X201 Tablet with integrated graphics From: $3,149.00 * Sale price: $2,509.00 * Total savings: $640.00 *
http://h10010.www1.hp.com/wwpc/us/en/sm/WF04a/321957-321957-64295-3740645-3955549.html?jumpid=re_R295_prodexp/busproducts/computing-notebook/hp-elitebk-ntbk-pc&psn=notebooks_tablet_pcs/notebook_pcs (not on their std laptop consumer website?!?)
HP EliteBook? 2540p Notebook PC $2303 1003 HP EliteBook? 2740p Tablet PC
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HP EliteBook? 2740P Tablet Stays Convertible, Offers Capacitive Multi-Touch
" I’m a huge fan of the HP Elitebook series of convertible tablets and now I’m an even bigger fan thanks to the newly announced HP EliteBook? 2740p, a device that features the same little rugged design of past devices, while throwing in a capacitive display with multi-touch capabilities.
The 2740p is MIL-STD 810G military graded and offers Intel Core i5/i7 love. It also features a 12.1 inch WXGA display with 1280 x 800 pixels resolution on an LED display with anti-glare and outdoor setting options.
The unit can also be controlled with a pen, your finger and the included keyboard.
According to Gizmodo you’ll receive five hours of use on the devices standard six cell battery,however the HP 2700 ultra-slim battery can be added for an extra 6 hours.
The unit, even with its rugged design still comes in at under four pounds and will be available in the US in April starting at around $1600.
Here’s the full press release with all included specs:
Processor: Intel® CoreTM? i7 Mobile Processor Family with Turbo Boost Technology; Intel® CoreTM? i5 Mobile Processor Family with Turbo Boost Technology
Memory: DDR3 SDRAM, 1066/1333 MHz*, two slots supporting dual-channel memory, 1024/2048/4096 MB SODIMMs, up to 8192 MB total15 *Running at 1066 MHz
Removable Media: Optional HP External USB CD/DVD R/RW Drive Optional fixed 9.5-mm DVD+/—RW SuperMulti? DL Drive available for HP 2740 Ultra-Slim Expansion Base9
Graphics: Intel® HD Graphics with dynamic frequency
Wireless Support: Optional HP un2420 EV-DO/HSPA Mobile Broadband Module (requires mobile network operator service)5 (GPS-enabled)6; Intel Centrino; Intel 802.11a/b/g/n;4 Broadcom 802.11a/b/g/n, b/g;4 HP Integrated Module with Bluetooth ® v2.1 Wireless Technology; HP Wireless Assistant, Connection Manager 3.1
Expansion Slots: 1 ExpressCard?/34 slot, Secure Digital slot (SD/MMC)
Chipset: Mobile Intel QM57 Chipset; Intel vPro Technology24 (optional)
Internal Storage: 1.8-inch bay: 160/250 GB25 5400 rpm SMART SATA II HD, 320 GB25 5400 rpm HDD or 80/160 GB25 SSD, HP 3D DriveGuard?
Display: 12.1-inch diagonal LED-backlit WXGA ultra wide viewing angle anti-glare (1280 x 800) – digitizer only or digitizer & multi-touch Optional Outdoor View, (Outdoor view only available with digitizer and multi-touch)
Audio/Visual: High Definition Audio, stereo speakers, combo headphone/microphone jack, integrated dual-microphone array, integrated 2 MP Webcam
Communications: Integrated Intel Gigabit Ethernet PCI Controller (10/100/1000 NIC), 56K v.92 modem Ports and Connectors: 3 USB 2.0 ports (one powered), VGA, combo headphone/microphone jack, 1394a, power connector, RJ-11/modem, RJ-45/Ethernet, docking connector for HP 2740 Ultra-Slim Expansion Base
Software: HP Recovery Manager (Windows 7 and Vista only), HP Support Assistant (Windows 7 and Vista only), Intervideo WinDVD? (select models),
Security: Standard: HP ProtectTools?, Integrated Smart Card Reader, HP Fingerprint Sensor, TPM Embedded Security Chip 1.2, Kensington Lock slot, Enhanced Pre-Boot Security, HP Spare Key (requires initial user setup), HP Disk Sanitizer19 Enhanced Drive Lock, Drive Encryption for HP ProtectTools?, Credential Manager for HP ProtectTools?, File Sanitizer for HP ProtectTools?;19
Power: HP 6-cell (44 WHr) primary battery, HP Long Life 6-cell (39 WHr) primary battery, optional secondary HP 6-cell (46 WHr) 2700 Ultra-Slim
Warranty: Limited 3-year, 1-year and 90-day warranty options available, depending on country, 1-year limited warranty on primary battery; 3-year: limited warranty on HP Long Life Batteries10. Optional HP Care Pack Services are extended service contracts which go beyond your standard warranties. For more details visit: http://www.hp.com/go/lookuptool.
Input Device: Full-sized spill-resistant keyboard with drains, dual pointing devices (touchpad with scroll zone, pointstick), digital eraser pen, Jog dial, 2 MP Webcam16, touch-sensitive controls, HP DuraKeys?22 HP QuickLook? 3,7 HP QuickWeb?,8 Roxio Creator Business 10 (select models), HP Power Assistant,18 Skype,16 WinZip? 12
Optional: LoJack? for HP ProtectTools?,2, 20 McAfee? Security Solution26
Dimensions: 1.25in(atfront)x11.42inx8.35in /31.7mm(atfront)x290mmx212mm
Weight: Starting at 3.8 lb (1.72 kg) with no WWAN (weight will vary by configuration) Battery, 65W Smart Combo Adapter,2 HP Fast Charge
Expansion Solutions:HP 2740 Ultra-Slim Expansion Base, HP USB 2.0 Docking Station, HP Essential USB 2.0 Port Replicator
netbooks that fry's had
multitouch mini is nice lenovo ideapad s10-3t msi l1300-441us toshiba n410wh hp mini 210-1050nr acer ao532h-2223 asus rred001s netbook eeepc asus vu1x netbook asus eeepc 1201hab gatewau lt2119u hp 1040nr gateway lt2044u
kensington k64365 slimtype keyboard
gearhead kb4 gearhead kb4500npu kb hp mini210-1010nr
kensington slimblade 130.00
tablet mini
many specs are speculative a lot of these may not be tablets?
Lenovo IdeaPad? S10-3t capacitative (no stylus) multitouch swivel 1366 X 768 atom n450 (MB fanless, check) keyboard soon, Atom N470 1.83GHz processors. and 2gb
ASUS T101H N450 CPU convertible multitouch (resistive?)
Viliv S10 Blade resistive multitouch convertible keyboard 2ghz intel menlow version soon "the Viliv S10 beat the Lenovo S10-t3 and the ASUS T101H to become Laptopmag’s best of CES netbook. " SSD
Fujitsu UH900 / archos??
new gigabyte is also resistive
Fujitsu UH900, $1400, announced Dec 2009, delivery ? 5.6in Intel Atom Z530 1.6ghz Lenovo S10-3t, $499 and up, delivery April 2010 UMID BZ, $499 and up (unconfirmed), $740 (upscale configuration) xxx 4.8in Viliv N5, ? (probably competitive with UMID) xx 4.8in msi wind Intel Atom (Diamondville) 1.6ghz
netvertible
netbook
http://www.umpcportal.com/category/netbook/ http://www.umpcportal.com/products/index.php category "notebook" http://blog.laptopmag.com/the-top-10-notebooks-of-ces-2010 http://jkkmobile.blogspot.com/
Viliv U5?? old?
android netbooks:
" Hivision PWS700A $100 Android netbook gets video review By Chris Davies on Saturday, Jan 30th 2010 No Comments
Android was tipped as the open-source OS that could finally deliver true budget netbook-style devices – we’re talking around the $100 mark, not the $200-plus – and Hivision had just the thing at CES 2010 earlier this month. Over at ARM Devices, Charbax has been reviewing the Hivision PWS700CA, a 7-inch netbook based on a 600MHz ARM926 processor that could feasibly come in under $100 to consumers. "
phones: qwerty mytouch 2? qwerty motorola shadow?
old: GIGABYTE TouchNote? T1028 10.1" Touch Screen WXGA TFT-LCD / N280 1.66Ghz / 1366x768 / Black LED / 2G SDRAM / 250 HDD / 6 Cell 8 months old tablet
ASUS T91MT (old?) Intel Atom Z520 Processor 1.33GHz slow? tablet
Viliv Promotion Pack X70EX EXP P 7-Inch Net-Tablet PC slower?
Viliv S7 EXP S 7-Inch Pearl White Tablet PC - 9.5 Hour Battery Life
13" or smaller (better: 12") 10" would be best, but ppl don't seem to make core i5s in 10"< except for the underclocked one i5-520M (turbo to 2.9) (1066 mhz) make sure no U in the name, make sure 32nm (much? better: 4-core i7-720QM ) http://www.intel.com/products/processor/corei5/mobile/specifications.htm 4GB no optical drive SATA 3gb/sec (erroneouslly called "SATA II") get cheap HD and install Intel X-25M (X-18M?) hd, 160GB
CNET filter for i7, 10-12"
lenovo thinkpad x201 (elite), x201s, x201 tablet i7-620m (620lm for x201s, tablet) $3139 tablet, $2054 x201 elite/$2089 x210 tablet has capacitative multitouch, touchpad
toshiba portege m780-s7240 i7-620m $2218.99 1003
fujitsu lifebook p770 620um (underclocked)
CNET filter for i5 or i7, 10-12" http://reviews.cnet.com/laptop-reviews/?filter=500140_18566652_500035_118410_500035_120925&tag=dfll_search;screen_size;dir4
(same)
fujitsu lifebook p770 has 620um (underclocked)
ThinkPad? X201(t?) may fit the bill (i7! but not 4-core.. but wait, is that the low power i7, it says something about 2.1ghz..) and (if you upgrade the screen) has capacitative multitouch -- but with my specs it's $3000 right now. mb next xmas... mb the x201, no tablet.. $2194.
the following are all too big Lenovo IdeaPad? Y460 14", i5, $900+
Inspiron 1464 NEW 2010 Intel®Core™? i5 - 520M Genuine Windows® 7 Home Premium, 64bit 320GB, 5400 RPM5 4GB6 Shared Dual Channel DDR3 at 1066MHz
Lenovo IdeaPad? Y550p - 324162U List Price: $1,399.00 Enjoy 6 Months same as cash on orders over $250. Subject to credit approval. Free standard shipping · Intel® Core™ i7-820QM Processor ( 3.06GHz 1333MHz 8MB ) · Genuine Windows 7 Home Premium 64 · 15.6 " HD Wide LED 1366x768 · NVIDIA GeForce? GT 240M 1024MB · 4 GB PC3-8500 DDR3 SDRAM 1066MHz · 500GB 5400 · DVD Recordable (Dual Layer)
Lenovo IdeaPad? Y460 - 063346U - Black List Price: $1,199.00 Your Price: $1,049.00 · Intel® Core™ i5-520M Processor ( 2.40GHz 1066MHz 3MB ) · Genuine Windows 7 Home Premium 64 · 14.0 " HD Wide LED 1366x768 · ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5650 1GB · 4 GB PC3-8500 DDR3 SDRAM 1066MHz · 500GB 5400 · DVD Recordable (Dual Layer)
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