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On Fri, Feb 20, 2009 at 09:13:11AM -0330, Penguin Lover Roger Mason squawked: |
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> Willie Wong <wwong@×××××××××.EDU> writes: |
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> > Mainly what I am looking for is some sort of |
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> > pen-mouse/tablet/touchscreen interface that makes drawing diagrams |
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> > simpler (compared to a touchpad or the little dit that sits between |
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> > the g,h, and b keys on a laptop). So if anyone knows of a laptop |
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> > with this kind of built-in interface, it will also be good. |
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> Have you thought of attaching a drawing tablet to your existing laptop? |
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> I have a wacom tablet that works pretty well. I think there is an |
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> article on the wiki about installation. |
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Yes. I have thought about it. But if, for example, I sit in the |
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economy class cabin on an airplane, a laptop + a wacom tablet hardly |
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fits in the space in front of me. |
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Ditto for a lot of conference/lecture halls. |
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I am still not ruling out the possibility, but I want to first see |
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what you all have to say about TabletPCs. |
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