Most Popular Tablet PCs – August 2006
August’s "Most Popular" Tablet PCs trend moves into an almost complete domination by Toshiba! "If it weren’t for that "peskyHP TC4400", Toshi would have to top 3 pegged! All joking aside, we say hats off to Toshiba for almost grabbing the top three slots and also to HP for stopping the complete takeover by Toshiba’s powerful and popular Toshiba R20 / R25, Toshiba Portege M400 and Toshiba Tecra M7 models. Other notable moves include the climb by the Gateway CX Tablet PC by four, and a surprising drop for the Fujitsu LifeBook T4210 from fourth place to number eight.
Listed here are the top ten "most popular" Tablet PCs for the month of June based on your input on TabletPCReviewSpot.com. You can check out the full list of the TPCRS most popular tablets here. You can also view the most popular Tablet PC’s list from CNET.com here.
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Toshiba R20 / R25 (previously #3)
The Satellite R20 Series lets you sample the fully-functional computing of a Tablet PC that rivals your desktop. At an entry level price point, enjoy the flexibility and versatility to go and work on site with a pen. |
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Toshiba Portege M400 (previously #1)
The Portege M400 is the first Tablet PC released with Intel Core Duo technology. This tiny powerhouse is easy to carry and delivers on battery life. Take a glimpse into the future with a dual core CPU on this small wonder. |
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HP TC4400 (previously #2) The HP TC4200 is one of the sturdiest and well-built Tablet PCs on the market. In addition to its powerful processor and fast hard drive, the TC4200 looks sharp and professional for the user who wants to "dress to impress". |
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Toshiba Tecra M7 (previously #5)
The Toshiba M7-S7331 Tablet PC provides the business professional with all the tools necessary to get through the workday. An Intel Core Duo T2400 1.83 GHz processor coupled with 1 GB of RAM speeds you through the day’s tasks. The 14.1" WXGA+ widescreen has ample room to complete projects and flip down into tablet position for note taking ease. |
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Gateway CX Tablet PC (previously #9)
Looking for a Tablet PC with a widescreen display? Gateway’s CX series Tablet PC makes a perfect model for working with spreadsheets and watching DVD’s. |
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Sony VAIO UX Micro PC (stays at #6)
Enjoy having digital entertainment at your fingertips with the VAIO UX Micro PC. So small and lightweight, this full-functioning PC is designed for productivity on the go. With a 4.5" wide SVGA screen |
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IBM/Lenovo ThinkPad X41 (stays at #7)
Weighing in at less than 3 lbs., the ThinkPad X41 Tablet PC exudes the essence of portability. This tablet will please business users who are already familiar with the ThinkPad features and quality that has made IBM/Lenovo a first choice for the mobile professional. |
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Fujitsu LifeBook T4210 (previously #4) Groundbreaking performance. Cutting-edge technology. The LifeBook T4210 Tablet PC with Intel Core Duo Processor combines the functionality of a notebook with the convenience of a tablet. The industry-first LCD hinge lets you swivel the display in either direction. The brilliant display provides 160 + viewing angle and the modular bay supports an optical drive or second battery. |
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Gateway M285 (previously #8)
Get the competitive edge with the Gateway M285. This widescreen Convertible Notebook functions as both a conventional notebook and a tablet by incorporating a screen that swivels. Packed with the latest technology, it features an optional Intel Core Duo Processor and an accurate stylus with Continuous Sensing Technology – a perfect fusion of dual-core processing power and the simplicity of pen and paper. |
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Acer TravelMate C310 (stays at #10)
The Acer C314 features a large 14.1" display and a unique ergonomic keyboard design. The sturdy build and hefty power make this model a good bet for the student or professional who needs to take their Tablet PC out on the road. |
No Tablet PCs have "fallen out" fo the list this month.
Check out the Most Popular Tablet PCs – July 2006…
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