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• Answer to portrait mode:
  Type? Yes! With the keyboard? No! However, this is something that IS done with pure tablets with detachable keyboards in portrait mode. With a convertible you typically would type with with the on screen keyboard using the pen, if necessary while in portrait mode. However, most folks find this activity slow and annoying. Typically, people write with the pen for possible conversion to text (if desired) or speak to the computer for speech recognition and conversion to text.
  Web surfing is much more enjoyable with tablets, portrait mode is a matter of preference. Hope that helps. In reply to: "Best Convertable Tablet on the Market"

  July 12, 2005

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• Yes, 60 GB HD!
  Go to the thinkpad website. Click on "literature" and scroll down to the "tabbook" pdf. This lists the model numbers and specs on all thinkpads and thinkpad tablets. A few are available with the 60 gig hd, still 4200 rpm. If you want a good deal, go to the thinkpad site, click on X-series (not tablets), click view all models, and scroll down to this package for $2099: model W7TABLP. Also see the tablet pc buzz website - worth your while.
  See you. In reply to: "Best Convertable Tablet on the Market"

  July 10, 2005

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• Very nice response
  I have a feeling that people who work for the competition post stuff like this. This machine is great (see my post) No, I don't work for IBM/Lenovo. I just like a quality product. In reply to: "Not bad for a tablet but does not compare to the competition"

  June 23, 2005

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• Oops, forgot something.
  The res is 1024, and I dont think the thinkpad comes with the option of 1280. In reply to: "Best Convertable Tablet on the Market"

  June 23, 2005

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• In Reply - Thank you
  Thank you!
  
  Ordered the extra RAM from crucial, $139 for a gig, which is much less expensive than lenovo direct.
  
  No dock, since this is not my primary comp. However, I did get the USB powered portable multiburner (very tiny) for flights. Best of luck! In reply to: "Best Convertable Tablet on the Market"

  June 23, 2005

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