TARGUS INOTEBOOK WIRELESS IPAD NOTEBOOK READER SOFTWARE
Yes, there have been some software attempts at palm rejection, but they stink. The lack of palm rejection meant that a southpaw like me couldn’t do anything legible in the writing department. While the iPad was the best tablet I had ever seen, it was not the device for taking handwritten notes. It let me have a tablet again still, everything wasn’t perfect. I looked at the MacBook conversion kit that turned a Mac notebook into a tablet, but it was too rich for my blood. When I made the move to Macs, I missed having a productivity tablet. Still, it was the best productivity tool available at the time.
They were heavy, they ran hot, they were pricey, and most of the time they got lousy battery life. There were, however, some key issues with pretty much every one of the Tablet PC’s I used. During the time I used a Windows tablet PC, I could also be seen in meetings happily scribbling along on my computer. I also did some voice recognition on it, but that tended to have mixed results due to the actual hardware. It was a terrific productivity tool that allowed me to use one computer for both typing and capturing hand written notes. Before we get into the review though, let me step back and give a bit of history.Īs I have previously noted here on the site, my best experience with Windows came in the form of using a Windows Tablet PC. It is an intriguing device, and Targus was kind enough to send an iNotebook for review. We saw the Targus iNotebook at CES last month.
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