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Experiences with my first Tablet PC and other stuff.

My X41T: The Long Wait and the Big Let Down

I started my blog on blogspot, but I am relocating here. 

Here's part of the last entry:

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I did like the X41T overall, so after talking the CS rep, I thought I'd give it one more try and I'm doing an exchange. I had to return everything so that my 30 day return clock would start over. Of course that means that I will be waiting for everything to be delivered again.

This is a good thing as it gives me time to look at other alternatives. If I decide I rather have something else, then I will just cancel the new X41T. So thinking about what I liked about the X41T:

- Size
- Fingerprint reader (really just cool, not actually needed)
- Keyboard (best keyboard I ever used)
- IBM value added software
- Support is in the US (Sorry, but offshore support sucks)
- Convertible (a slate would be cool for personal use, but a keyboard is really essential for work).
- Screen was bright and clear
- Bluetooth

and what I did not like:

- A little pokey (i.e. slow)
- Resolution (looking at web pages in portrait mode was alittle disappointing).
- Warmer than I thought (perhaps cooler than other tablets?)
- Lenovo the company
- The graphics shared memory
- The well known disk clicking noise

Given my likes and dislikes when I look around, the only options (that I know of) for a higher resolution screen are the Toshiba M200 and Fujitsu T4020; however, only the Toshiba has a high resolution wide-angle screen.

I don't think my perfect tablet exists yet. They all have tradeoffs. In the end I may just pick the X41T again.

The saga continues...

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To read all about my X41T experiences, check out:

http://tabletpcblog.blogspot.com/

It's good to be among fellow tablet users :-)

Published Friday, September 16, 2005 5:18 AM by robert

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