Dell W2606C 26" LCD TV HIGH DEFINITION READY

Dell W2606C 26

Dell W2606C 26" LCD TV HIGH DEFINITION READY
Manufacturer: Dell Computers
Product Type: CE

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Product Description
The Dell W2606C 26" LCD TV delivers a wide-aspect, high quality television experience to your home or business. Large enough for your den and a perfect size for a small room or personal space, the W2606C is also a great complement to your home or office. The Dell W2606C is an HD-Ready TV with full PC connectivity. It is ideal for watching High Definition television, DVDs, AND everyday PC monitor use! Watch a clear and brilliant picture all-day and enjoy the quality you would expect from Dell!

Average customer rating: 4.0

Using it for a month and......... love it!!!
I went with the P7120.

Fujitsu FPCM20654 LifeBook P1510D Notebook

Manufacturer: FUJITSU
Product Group: Personal Computer
Binding:
ASIN: B000EVS1Y2

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Product Description

Fujitsu LifeBook P1510D Notebook - This is an extremely versatile notebook computer that features an 8.9", widescreen, touch screen, swiveling display. You can transform this ultra-compact computer from a standard notebook configuration, to a tablet PC. Microsoft Windows XP Tablet Edition 2005 is built-in to let you take advantage of either computing style. In addition to this unique screen, the P1510D is packed with technology that delivers a secure and fast mobile computing experience. 1 Micro-DIMM Slot (occupied) 8.9 Widescreen, Touch Screen, Swiveling LCD Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 900 with up to 128MB of shared memory Native Resolution - 1024x600 30GB HDD Built-in Atheros Super AG 802.11b/g/a Wi-Fi wireless networking adapter Integrated Biometric Fingerprint Swipe Sensor Embedded Trusted Platform Module (TPM) Security Lock Slot RealTek ALC203 AC '97 Audio Built-in Microphone 56k v.90 Fax Modem Ports - 10/100 Ethernet, 2 USB 2.0, 1 VGA, stereo and headphone line-out jack, microphone line-in jack, & dock connector Card Slots - 1 Type I/II CompactFlash Card Slot / 1 Secure Digital (SD) Card Slot Unit Dimensions - 9.3 x 6.57 x 1.46 Unit Weight - approx. 2.2 lbs.

Customer Reviews:

Using it for a month and......... love it!!!.......2006-06-23

I briefly had one of the new UMPCs but there were so many flaws and limitations that I sent it back. I got the P1510D instead and found none of the compromises the UMPC had. At about the same size and weight (a bit bigger in baoth cases) the P1510 offers ultramobility with few compromises.
As a lefty I was worried about "palm interference" with the passive touchscreen. I had to make some minor adjustments in my writing but now I have no problems at all. The P1510 is powerful, portable and easy to use.

I only have two issues--
1- I wish it had the kind of small stereo speakers as you find on the Samsung Q1
2- It can, at times get hot. (This is an issue I had with my previous tablet pc as well.)

It is a great device-- well worth the extra cost over the current UMPCs. It is small and light enough that it goes everywhere with me. It is powerful enough that I can do any job I used to do with my larger standard notebook and much more.

I went with the P7120........2006-05-26

As I shopped for laptops I had the opportunity to test the P1510 and the P7120 side-by-side. The number one reason I chose the 7012 came down to keyboard size. I have to admit the tablet is pretty cool, and the ability to take notes and edit documents directly on-screen is compelling. Were I still in school I would seriously consider using it to take notes everyday in class (in my opinion the handwriting recognition is still too slow to be practical for note-taking, but the image files of your own handwriting would be valuable, especially if you had to draw diagrams or illustrations). As I mentioned, however, the keyboard was just too small. With the fingers of my left hand pressed tightly together they still didn't fit on the ASDF keys. I suppose hunt-and-peck typists would have an easier time, as would those with exceptionally small hands. The 1510 was also lacking some features that I would miss: an internal optical drive (dual-layer DVD burner, no less), Bluetooth, an open DIMM slot, a touchpad, a PC card slot, firewire, and the ability to add an auxiliary battery. Ultimately, though, it came down to the keyboard. If you think most of your input will be via the touch screen, you'll be fine. If you'll be typing much, you should make sure you will be comfortable with the smaller keyboard. www.notebookreview.com has a good review of both systems.

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