I just got my new tablet PC today, and I have been playing on it all day. It's a Lenovo 12" i think-it's very tiny, thin & lightweight). I'm using my own handwriting to post threads. and it's so much fun!!!
anyone else have a tablet?
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I just got my new tablet PC today, and I have been playing on it all day. It's a Lenovo 12" i think-it's very tiny, thin & lightweight). I'm using my own handwriting to post threads. and it's so much fun!!!
Nope, but sounds awesome....I have a WAcom tablet for graphics....thats the closest I have. LOL
What brand, etc is it? Id love to see it and look into it!
DH has one. We took it with us on our last vacation. It's really slow though. His latest suggestion is to put it in the kitchen for recipes.
here's the link to my computer....
http://shop.lenovo.com/SEUILibrary/...-category-id=329576204C9E42289967E79E0E7C9A2D
it's super fast - really responsive to the pen, can "erase" with the top of the pen, highlight, pick up parts of your handwriting and move it elsewhere. and i can take notes on pdf files and everything. i download a lot of journal articles that are pdf files, and usually print them out to take notes on, but i figured i would try to save some trees. well, actually, my fellowship money pays for a new computer, so i figured i would get one with some bells and whistles, and it comes with a 3-year warranty for students.
i like the note-taking feature because sometimes i can just jot something down quickly, or draw something, and the tablet will convert what i've written to text, and save my drawing. it's great for science-y people when sometimes figures/drawings are much better than words, but i guess if you're not doing a lot of presentations then it's just kind of a neat toy. but what a toy!!!
http://shop.lenovo.com/SEUILibrary/...-category-id=329576204C9E42289967E79E0E7C9A2D
it's super fast - really responsive to the pen, can "erase" with the top of the pen, highlight, pick up parts of your handwriting and move it elsewhere. and i can take notes on pdf files and everything. i download a lot of journal articles that are pdf files, and usually print them out to take notes on, but i figured i would try to save some trees. well, actually, my fellowship money pays for a new computer, so i figured i would get one with some bells and whistles, and it comes with a 3-year warranty for students.
i like the note-taking feature because sometimes i can just jot something down quickly, or draw something, and the tablet will convert what i've written to text, and save my drawing. it's great for science-y people when sometimes figures/drawings are much better than words, but i guess if you're not doing a lot of presentations then it's just kind of a neat toy. but what a toy!!!
