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Five months gone….

May 06, 2007 in Personality, Productivity, Technology

I was hoping to make my next entry the most glorious, pumped up, praiseworthy review of the Toshiba M400. I mean, what’s there not to like? Intel Core Duo T2400 processor, 512MB DDR2 667MHz RAM, built in sound, video, bluetooth, and fingerprint scanner… all in the tablet platform. Instead, my model #M400-TD10TE has been wrought with problems ever since I bought it, but the problems have been inconsistent, which makes me believe they’re more due to system software rather than hardware. At any rate, I thought I should at least post these out here on net-land, as I haven’t heard these problems nor resolutions in the past number of weeks.

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Windows Mobile… tablet or not?

Aug 31, 2006 in Productivity, Technology

The thrill of having a TABLET has kind of worn off. I guess it’s because I’m a faster typist than a writer, and with my horrible handwriting the system has mucho trouble converting to text, as well as searching my ink. That said, I’m still having fun using pen-based systems. The next item on the agenda: my Toshiba E830 pocket pc. This thing is a skookum piece of gear, albeit in desperate need of a software update. Still, I’m getting tons of mileage out of it, with the only drawback being that it doesn’t have a cell phone built in.

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Tablets of silicon

Dec 31, 2005 in Productivity, Strategy, Technology

I should have figured that Moses was onto something when I read he returned from the top of Mt. Sinai with the Ten Commandments on tablets of stone—after all, he was a revolutionary. Until October I was either chained to my desktop or buried under the weight of my 10lb. desktop replacement. In my new, “Tablet of Silicon”, I’ve found my centre—in terms of measured productivity, and not mere philosophical speculation.

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