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Abstract: Video Review: Touch screen tablet PC with built-in camera, enhanced keyboard and a sleek silver finish. You can even get an option solid state drive (SSD).
Abstract: It occurred to me when the PC industry came out with a new type of computer that it was no small irony it had been called the ‘tablet’. My first thought when I got to hold one about six years ago was it probably weighed no less than the granit...
Abstract: HP was one of the first computer manufacturers to step into the tablet PC market in 2003 with the Compaq TC1000 hybrid model. Fast forward seven years and we’re now leap years ahead of what was offered back then with the new HP Compaq 2710p. At only...
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Published: 2007-08-10, Author: Dan , review by: cnet.com
Slick, brushed-aluminum design; sturdy but lightweight construction.
No touch pad; no optical drive.
HPs attractive Compaq 2710p convertible tablet suffers from one fatal flaw, choosing a ThinkPad-style pointing stick over a touch pad, effectively ruling it out for a large number of potential users.
Excellent Tablet performance, Spacious and responsive keyboard, Good LCD viewing outdoors and on angle, Long battery life
No touchpad or Tablet launch button, Awkward lid latches, Mediocre microphone
Lenovo set the bar for ultra-light convertibles with its ThinkPad X60 earlier this year. HP reaches high with the light, solid, and versatile Compaq 2710p. Unlike many in its sub-five-pound class, it has power, a full digitizer, and excellent screen pe...
Abstract: It was only a few months ago that HP Vice President for commercial products, Alberto Bozzo, remarked to PC Authority that the tablet PC was ‘dead’ as far as consumer use went. As hard as Microsoft tried, the mass market never took to the ...
Responsive electronic pen, keyboard light, A4 size, cool operating temperature
Few shortcuts available in tablet mode, poor performance The Final Word This unit is clearly not built for performance, but manages to do the basics with some serious style. Its cool operating temperature makes it comfortable to use over extended perio...
This unit is clearly not built for performance, but manages to do the basics with some serious style. Its cool operating temperature makes it comfortable to use over extended periods and we liked the responsive tablet controls.
Slick, brushedaluminium design, Sturdy but lightweight construction
No touchpad, No optical drive
HPs attractive Compaq 2710p convertible tablet suffers from one fatal flaw, choosing a ThinkPad-style pointing stick over a touchpad, effectively ruling it out for a large number of potential users.
