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jbt · 05-11-2007, 02:06 AM

I have used the HP corporate convertible laptop, tc4400, for taking notes with Microsoft OneNote application at school and it was excellent. I mainly used it as a electronic notebook and to print existing documents into OneNote to annotate them during class. I have since graduated and don't use the tablet function a lot, but is nice to have once in a while. I have not have any problems with my current tablet since I got about 10 months ago. (The Intel Santa Rosa chipset/processor laptops are coming out soon so their tablet may be updated.)

I have also used 2 other tablet only computers because I have access to them at work. The only issue is with one of then is that the cursor shakes around the border of the screen, but doesn't really affect usability except when trying to right click.

05-11-2007, 02:06 AM	#5
jbt Resident-in-Training Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 7	I have used the HP corporate convertible laptop, tc4400, for taking notes with Microsoft OneNote application at school and it was excellent. I mainly used it as a electronic notebook and to print existing documents into OneNote to annotate them during class. I have since graduated and don't use the tablet function a lot, but is nice to have once in a while. I have not have any problems with my current tablet since I got about 10 months ago. (The Intel Santa Rosa chipset/processor laptops are coming out soon so their tablet may be updated.) I have also used 2 other tablet only computers because I have access to them at work. The only issue is with one of then is that the cursor shakes around the border of the screen, but doesn't really affect usability except when trying to right click.