The Always Innovating Touchbook has been a device that has excited quite a few folks and they’ve been eager to get their hands on it. Apparently they are just starting to arrive in users hands and there has been a flurry of activity about the devices. Some have the typical “I’ve got a new toy” [...]
The folks behind the Always Innovating Touch Book (you remember, the Netbook with the detachable screen) have put up some screen shots ostensibly to show off some of the UI elements. From the last reports this is shipping, but like James Kendrick (where we grabbed the link) we haven’t heard of anyone getting there hands [...]
If you pre-ordered the Always Innovating Touch Book, apparently you’re in the queue to have your order shipped. You might remember the Touch Book as that Netbook with the detachable screen. Always Innovating mentioned earlier that pre-orders would be shipping with software that was in Beta and that in July there would be a “seamless [...]
The Touch Book from Always Innovating is an intriguing looking hybrid option. Its slate tablet body costs you $299 and for another $100 you can attach a keyboard. Whether it is a Netbook or a Smartbook or a whatever will remain to be seen as that old debate has gotten some new life lately. Intriguingly, [...]
At this winter’s DEMO 09 a company called Always Innovating is going to show off its Netbook that they call a Touch Book. Yes, it has a touch screen, but there’s no word yet if it is has a capacitive digitizer and multi-touch. Which is interesting because some of the coverage says it can run [...]
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