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Tuesday 12 July 2005, 2:24 PM
Not nearly as sexy as HP's tc1100 and a bit too heavy, but with much better specs, larger screen and proper keyboard, this one actually works as a replacement for an everyday machine, which is far more valuable. Dedicated buttons for volume and mute, and to turn wireless on and off are surprisingly useful. Tablet input modes are easy to use - jog dial particularly useful. Add MS OneNote and you'll never look back!
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7.5HP Compaq's tc4200 convertible Tablet PC has a lot to like, from its impressive performance to its near five-hour battery life.
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