Samsung Q1b UMPC/Tablet PC Review
In the list of those things that my last mobile posting missed, this is one item.
I recently wrote a review of the Samsung Q1b TabletPC for TabletPC Review (and also soon to be published at Brighthand). Here is a snippet of that review.
...Another positive of the Q1b is its weight. It always felt as if I were holding a paperback book instead of a computer. Sure, I didn't want to throw it around or fold the pages, but the handwriting recognition and built-in applications were snappy and for the most part pleasing to work with. In addition to the weight, the Q1 rarely got hot in use. I could use it for 2.5 - 3 hours straight and the only time I felt heat is when I rotated the screen to a direction where I could feel the exhaust vents blowing...
Read the entire review .
I recently wrote a review of the Samsung Q1b TabletPC for TabletPC Review (and also soon to be published at Brighthand). Here is a snippet of that review.
...Another positive of the Q1b is its weight. It always felt as if I were holding a paperback book instead of a computer. Sure, I didn't want to throw it around or fold the pages, but the handwriting recognition and built-in applications were snappy and for the most part pleasing to work with. In addition to the weight, the Q1 rarely got hot in use. I could use it for 2.5 - 3 hours straight and the only time I felt heat is when I rotated the screen to a direction where I could feel the exhaust vents blowing...
Read the entire review .
posted by Antoine @ 4/20/2007 11:23:00 AM
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