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Originally Posted by WillAdams
I'd like to offer a counterpoint to a keyboard being required for note-taking --- I took notes on a Newton MessagePad and an NCR-3125 (running PenPoint) in college and the stylus worked fine, and moreover, allowed me to sketch in images and diagrams which wouldn't've been feasible w/ a keyboard (this was especially useful for art history and logic diagrams in various computer science courses).
William
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I've got a HP TX2 convertible tablet on win7. I loved taking notes on powerpoint slides for my teacher that provided them via vspace. My problem was that battery life on the TX2 was a bit shy of a class period at times. The newer TM2 gets about 5 hours, so that would be better.
I love the look of the HP slate for this kind of thing.
A power efficient SSD would help a lot, since they resume from hibernate and sleep so fast.