HP Ships Convertible EliteBook Revolve G2 Tablet PC with Haswell
This week HP announced that they refreshed a pair of EliteBook computers including their convertible EliteBook Revolve G2 convertible tablet PC. They added a ne...
Tablet PC
Dell Panerai Hints at Second-Gen Inspiron Duo Netvertible
A recent FCC application was spotted for a Dell Panerai, which may suggest that Dell may be looking to expand its Inspiron Duo line in the convertible netbo...
Buying Guide: Everything You Need to Know About Tablets From iPad to Android (and Windows)
Interested in buying a tablet like the iPad or Galaxy Tab for yourself or someone else this holiday season? Amazon has them all, or at least quite a few of them...
Samsung Galaxy Tab: Can It Compete With the iPad
As the Samsung Galaxy Tab left the rumor mill and entered official status last week with Samsung's slew of announcements from the IFA 2010 conference in Berlin ...
Summer Travel Tech: Entertainment Devices Part Two
Summer is in full swing and along with it the travel season! You will likely be going on the road and taking your gadgets with you. We want to give you some...
HP Slate w/ Windows 7 Canceled?
Techcrunch is reporting that the long-awaited HP Slate will not be launched as planned. HP had previously stated that it would launch its first consumer-centric...
The iPad and Grandma
I had no concrete plans of purchasing an iPad until I spent a few minutes playing with one. It literally took just a few minutes of touching Apple's new tablet ...
Improved Windows 7 Applets
For many years Windows has included a set of productivity applications for basic task such as word processing, graphics and number crunching. These applications I speak of are WordPad, Paint and Calculator. In addition to these stalwarts there are a couple others users might miss out on, they include Sticky Notes and the dedicated XPS Viewer application. WordPad and Paint in particular have embraced significant changes to their interfaces.