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1:1 Computing &In Class &Links Isaac on 03 May 2007

Tablet PCs and 1:1 Computing at Brophy College Prep

Brophy College Prep in Phoenix looks like they have gone to 1:1 computing and are heavily invested in Tablet PCs.  They have a Tablet PC blog on their site, though the level of activity seems fairly low.

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Hardware &Links Isaac on 02 May 2007

HP TX1000 Review on TabletPC2.com

TabletPC2.com now has a review of the HP TX1000 Entertainment Tablet PC:

The first thing that comes to mind in terms of the HP tx 1000 is that its fun to use. I can’t put my finger on exactly why its such a pleasure to have around or to use but it is. What I can tell you is that it has a beautiful screen and the best sounding speakers I’ve heard on a tablet pc. Combine that with with all of the easy to use features and it makes it hard to put it down once you start using it. Another interesting thing I couldn’t help but notice was that people using the tx 1000 always seem to have a smile on there face.From the hard core experts at the 2007 Microsoft MVP Global Summit to my friends 3 year old twins everyone who tried this machine enjoyed using it.

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Links &Tips and Tutorials &Vista Isaac on 01 May 2007

Vista Pen Flicks

Though I’m still living in an XP world, anyone using Vista might be interested in GBM How-To Series #7 : Using Vista Pen Flicks:

Flicks are a new Vista feature that allow you to navigate documents or change data using only your stylus. So you may ask, what’s the difference between a gesture and a flick. There are only eight flicks available. Up, Down, Left, Right, and of course, the four diagonals and they are not bound by the input panel. You can use a flick anywhere on the tablet screen.

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