The Gateway M285-E is a 14-inch widescreen tablet PC that weighs a hefty 7.3 pounds. The Gateway M285-E can be converted into tablet mode by swiveling the display and laying it flat on top of the ...

A year ago, Microsoft and its hardware partners unveiled the first generation of pen-input portables using Windows XP Tablet PC Edition; when we reviewed the 866MHz Pentium III-M model built by Motion ...

Direct PC seller Gateway plans on Monday to start selling its first tablet PC. As previously reported, Gateway is co-branding with Motion Computing a tablet developed by the start-up company. The ...

Despite the fact that we in the UK won't be seeing it until at least the Summer, I'm still gobbling up information on Gateway's entry-level C-120X Tablet PC. With the news that Dell has finally ...

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Gateway’s newest Convertible Tablet PC, the E155C, is one that I predict, if Gateway follows its previous marketing strategies for the M280/285, will become a very popular choice, especially among ...

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Gateway Inc. next month will launch a small desktop PC and a large notebook for business customers alongside its first convertible tablet PC product, the company said last week. The Poway, ...

Intriguingly, the Tablet PC I unboxed did not come with a power brick, (it did come with a power cord.) It did, however, come with three batteries (6, 8, and 12 cell) so, I’ll be cranking some battery ...

Tech expert Michelle Thatcher grew up surrounded by gadgets and sustained by Tex-Mex cuisine. Life in two major cities--first Chicago, then San Francisco--broadened her culinary horizons beyond meat ...

Do we go with the head or the heart on this one? Microsoft’s Tablet PC push is all about taking pen-based, clipboard computing out of its various vertical-market niches — doctors making rounds, ...