NoteBook

featured notebook computer running Windows XP Professional. Are you confusing it with the Smart Display? ...

The problem I see is that the Tablet PC is a secondary PC. It won't replace your primary PC or notebook. And as such, it's too expensive (and can actually do too much). I suggest the following main uses for a tablet. But I still rather call it a Pad: • Webbrowsing • E-Mail • Chat • Notes • PIM

that brings up an interesting idea. what about a glorified notebook? a unit with a touch screen that you can write/draw on and then go back and hook it up to your pooter to convert your notes into something more readable. maybe it could hold your old notes in text form so you could read em, but with a simple tap here or there you can edit them with your handwriting. it...

Motorola. Not IBM. Motorola has agreements with AMD. They've developed some things together. Not that I think it will happen, just that it _could_. I also don't see IBM licensing patents to AMD, but I do see that Motorola doesn't care THAT much about the PowerPC desktop business. But it might be interesting for AMD. A fresh new player in the PPC business would be welcome by...

Hmm... I thought Ellison had already stepped back from the board, but my memory might fail on me here... As I don't know any of them personally, I can't really say much about them. I also don't know what they actually DO for Apple and if they're any good at that, but as Javintosh pointed out, there are several fields in Apple's strategy that must be catered for. Guess as...