What’s also cool for us Tablet afficionados though is that Colleen, who is part of the behind the scenes crew, is using the Dell Tablet PC in slate mode to manage bandwidth:
Here are some photos Steve Ballmer held up during the CES 2010 Keynote.
Microsoft to unveil HP tablet PC at gadget show Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer will demonstrate a new touch-screen, tablet-style computer from Hewlett-Packard Co. on Wednesday night, the first of several such devices expected to be unveiled this month.
Teaser video of the HP slate i don’t think this has been revealed on stage at CES2010 yet based on the live blog of the Ballmer Keynote, but this is supposedly a video of the HP Slate that will be unveiled.
Microsoft Shows Touchscreen Tablet PC "We're talking about something that's almost as portable as a phone and that's as powerful as a PC running Windows 7," Ballmer, 53, said of the Hewlett-Packard tablet computer and two others he had on stage.
HP is unveiling a new line of Touchsmart Tablet PCs that from what I’m reading is sleeker and offers more than the TX line of consumer focused Tablet PCs. Built similarly to the Envy line from a design standpoint, the tm2 has a capacitive touch screen, which means pen and touch. It runs an Intel Core 2 Duo chipset and optional discrete graphics processing with ATI Radeon. It also has a Macbook/Ev
HP Press Release HP today expanded its award-winning portfolio of mobile products with a new TouchSmart notebook and colorful netbooks, including the company’s first touch-enabled Mini.
On Wednesday, Mr. Ballmer, Microsoft’s chief executive, will unveil a novel take on a slate-type computer during his evening keynote at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, according to people familiar with Microsoft’s plans. The slate will be made by Hewlett-Packard and possibly available by mid-year, these people said.
Loren asks a compelling question, "what happens if the Apple January 26th announcement is not an iSlate?"
We've all been down this road before. Apple prognosticators get us all excited only to find out they were completely wrong. Plus, Apple's been close to releasing a Tablet before -- or has it?
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