At the local notebook shop, all I saw was netbooks with hardware
keyboards.
All I saw was three or four samsung, toshiba forget the others.
On Mon, 1 Aug 2011, Annemarie Cooke wrote:
> which brands are like this, Terri?
> Thanks!
> Annemarie
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> On Sun, Jul 31, 2011 at 8:17 PM, Terri Hedgpeth <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
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>> Anna,****
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>> You will want to confirm that they do not have keyboards. We have used a
>> few different tablets in a research project I am working on, and all the
>> ones we have used have keyboards. They can be used closed strictly as a
>> tablet. Or you can open the lid and swivel the screen around and it is just
>> like a little netbook. Check them out. ****
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>> My trusty Windows netbook is giving me problems, so I'm debating whether to
>> repair or replace. When I went online to check out the latest and greatest
>> in netbooks, I noticed that my results tended to be 10-inch tablets. since
>> the tablets I've actually touched have virtual keyboards, not lovely keys to
>> press, I'm wondering what laptop/netbooks you all know of that are small and
>> light and have physical keyboards. This would be a secondary computer for
>> me, something that needs to go where I go, so relatively small and light are
>> important.****
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>> I'll be going out to visit stores too, but I'm posting here because some
>> treasures aren't widely carried. ****
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