We’ve covered the Motion Computing J3400 slate before, but if you’re considering buying one you should check out this quick accessories walkthrough that was recently posted on YouTube. Both the docking station and traveling keyboards look like must-haves if the J3400 is going to be your primary work computer.
I’m a slate guy. Since 2001 I’ve had a tablet with me. For meetings, development, writing, and keeping in touch while on travel, it’s my primary mobile, travel, and home technology. I’ve nearly nine years of notes in OneNote that have migrated from my first tablet, (A HP TC1000 that’s still in use by a [...]
You’ve all been waiting for it and here it is – a head to head video review between Motion Computing’s J3400 Tablet PC and Fujitsu’s ST6012 Tablet PC. This has to be the most indepth head to head review I’ve ever done, as I compare pens, batteries, ports, screens, bezels, how to hold the tablet [...]
What good are specs if you can’t show something off, right? Well, in this GBM Shortcut I demo Motion Computing’s J3400 Tablet PC with their improved 1.6 ghz processor, 64 gb SSD, 4 gb of RAM, and Windows 7 Build 7201. Cold boot: 26 seconds Shutdown: 5 seconds All GBM Shortcuts are sponsored by Lenovo
You know that Motion Computing J3400 Tablet PC I’m enjoying the heck out of? Well, Motion has now made the Core 2 Duo 1.6 ghz option available for ordering, the first slate vendor to do so, thus making it the fastest slate tablet pc out there. Update: Watch our boot speed test video here. Press [...]
Guess what I’ve got in my hot little hands and am inking all over? A Motion Computing J3400 Tablet PC with: Windows 7 Build 7201 (that’s right – more recent than the RC), complete with Windows 7 ready Motion Dashboard, Motion QuickNav, camera, buttons, and rotation all working. This is as close to an OEM [...]
Did you miss Motion Computing’s webinars from last week, giving you an opportunity to save $500 off a J3400 Tablet PC? Well, today is your lucky today. There are three more webinars coming up, the next one due up today at 1:00 pm CST. Head over to Motion Computing to learn more. Tell them your [...]
Does Motion Computing’s new J3400 Tablet PC tickle your fancy? Well, if you are hankering to learn more, then be sure to attend one of their upcoming webinars. By attending, you’ll also get $500 off! The webinars are Tuesday, April 7 @ 11 am CST and Thursday, April 9 @ 1 pm CST. Details below: [...]
We opened up the mic last week for everyone wishing to ask Motion Computing about their new J3400 and whatever else might be on your mind. The community certainly responded well and submitted some really good questions: touch and usage scenarios, LS800, small form factor devices, the mobile keyboard, J3400 usage scenarios, portrait vs [...]
Rob posted some great photos and videos detailing Motion Computing’s rugged J3400 slate earlier this week. Rob didn’t get around to spraying it with water or dropping it onto the ground, but test engineers from Motion of course did. They were kind enough to share the videos on YouTube. The below video shows just [...]
We’ve talked a lot about how rugged and light the Motion Computing J3400 is. Instead of throwing a bunch of meaningless numbers at you, we thought we’d show you some pictures of what the inside of a J3400 looks like, which speak to the special engineering that went in to the J3400.
Motion Computing just announced their new J3400 Rugged Slate Tablet PC and we’ve got a two-part InkShow video series, as well as gobs of pictures to bring you. In this Part 2 InkShow, I show off the new convertible mobile keyboard, the Flex Dock, give a demo of QuickNav, as well as show how the [...]
Motion Computing just announced their new J3400 Rugged Slate Tablet PC and we’ve got a two-part InkShow video series, as well as gobs of pictures to bring you. In Part 1, I give a tour of the J3400, as well as give my hands-on impression of this much anticipated release. In Part 2, I show [...]
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