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Group: microsoft.public.onenote · Group Profile
Author: Rainald Taesler
Date: Sep 12, 2008 17:28

dvjames wrote:
>>> Loved the tc1100.
>>
>> I still love it and use it day-by-day - now happily running under
>> Vista and with new Bluetooth 2.0 module ;-)
>>
>>> Don't know why Compaq didn't continue with it.
>>
>> Don't know. Maybe HP didn't like it because it was a COMPAQ.
>> The "hybrid" construction with the detachable keyboard was unique.
>> I did not yet find anything which might make a decent successor
>> :-( :-(
>
> The Motion 1700 Tablet is pretty good and can go to 4gb,

I thought of this model too, already.
> but their attached keyboard is make-do.

The description on Motion's website is a bit ambiguous. I would have to
see and touch it.
Too bad that nowadays things like that cannot be found in any store.
> If I need to use a keyboard, I set it up on a stand and use an
> Apple Bluetooth keyboard and a Microsoft Bluetooth mouse.
> Or I could use a USB keyboard and mouse.

At home I mostly use the tc1100 in it's docking station with a wireless
Logitech diNovo keyboard + mouse.
When I travelling, I mostly take the detachable keyboard with me (just
in case).
In the office/lab I have a second tc1100 keyboard as well as an
AC-adapter.
When going from my lab to the lecture hall or a meeting, I mostly leave
the keyboard behind.

But I *always* have my mouse with me - it's the fantastic *MoGo* mouse.
It works Bluetooth and rests in the PCMCIA slot and its battery is
loaded
in there. I can highly recommend it. Pls see:
http://www.newtonperipherals.com/mogo_mouseBT.html
http://www.newtonperipherals.com/videos/mogomouse.com_1m10s.wmv
http://www.newtonperipherals.com/MogoMercial.htm
(also sold branded as "HP Card Mouse"
http://h18000.www1.hp.com/products/quickspecs/12618_na/12618_na.HTML#Overview )

For presentations I use their "MoGo Presenter Mouse X54"
http://www.newtonperipherals.com/mogo_mouseX54pro.html ,
a really great device, with the drawback, however, of using an X54 port
(which I don't have so that it has to be loaded with an extra adapter).
But it
seems that now their "MoGo Presenter Mouse PC" for PCMCIA slots is
available.
http://mogostore.com/proddetail.asp?prod=MG104-0102
Seems that I have to order it right away ;-)
> the tc1100 keyboard solution seems more elegant.

For sure it was "elegant" - especially in the "portfolio" bag.
But we wont get it back {siiiigh}.

Rainald
P.S. It seems that we have gone a bit OT :-(
Excuses to all others.
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