The Screen Protector Shootout ended but it had a glaring omission of one of the key competitors. Steve Seto graciously sent me a sample and I was able to give it a good go-round. It’s been a while coming, but it’s finally here. Enjoy the video followed by the written write-up after the jump. [...]
In the final (and long overdue) round of the Screen Protector Shootout, I take a look at Zagg’s InvisibleShield line of screen protectors. The video is below with the written review after the jump. Round 8: THE FINAL ROUND!!! Zagg InvisibleShield Summary: Pros: Very good screen protection. It’s at least twice as thick as [...]
Truc Bui continues his fantastic Screen Protector Shootout Series, this time focusing on Clarivue Clear screen protectors. Video below, followed by the text review: >> Clarivue Clear – Truc Bui I must apologize to the GBM community for the delay in pushing this review out. Things have been quite crazy for me at work and [...]
In part 2 of his look at the Photodon screen protectors, Truc Bui continues his great review of screen protectors. >> > – Truc Bui Summary: Pros: · Corner to corner coverage with silicone adhesive has a very tight fit. Good craftsmanship. · At $12 + $4.75 shipping for the T2010 that is [...]
Truc Bui continues to pump out the good stuff on screen protection for the Tablet PC, this time focusing on the Photodon Anti-Glare. Watch the video below and read the text portion below that. >> – Truc Bui Photodon Anti-Glare Summary: Pros: · Corner to corner coverage with silicone adhesive similar to and on [...]
Truc Bui continues his fantastic Screen Protector Shootout series, turning his focus to BoxWave’s Crystal. >> – Truc Bui Summary: Pros: Only screen protector so far that maintains the brilliance of the Fujitsu screen. Excellent coverage. Corner to corner coverage is on par with NuShield. The entirety of the protector adheres to [...]
In part 4 of our Screen Protector Shootout series, Truc Bui takes a look at BoxWave. Video review below, text review below that >> – Truc Bui BoxWave Anti-Glare Screen Protector Summary: Pros: The best writing feel so far. The fluidity imparted is something that needs to be experienced. Scratch resistance is great, even [...]
Truc Bui continues his GBM User Ink Review Series “Screen Protector Shootout”, this time focusing on NuShield. The video portion of the review is below, followed by the text review. Next up will be BoxWave! Be sure to read the entire series in the “Screen Protector Shootout.” >> > – Truc Bui NuShield, Inc. [...]
Truc Bui continues his GBM User Ink Review Screen Protector Shootout series, this time focusing on WriteShield. Watch the video review below, and read the text review below that. >> – Truc Bui Pocket PC Techs WriteShield Summary: Pros: Excellent inking experience. Great screen clarity and outdoor viewability. Comes with a lot of extra accessories. [...]
One of the first things new Tablet PC users ask about are screen protectors – which protect the screen the best, which ones are good for handwriting, which ones help with glare, etc. GBM forum member Tonkabui was asking the same things, and took it upon himself to contact a slew of screen protector manufacturers [...]
The HP tx2051 Entertainment PC has captured quite a bit of attention because of its very good dual digitizer and its comparatively low price point. Steve Seto is evaluating the HP tx2051 Entertainment Notebook as I am. He’s written up another very thorough user review of the device for GBM that covers quite a bit [...]
Steve Seto, a Microsoft Tablet PC MVP and frequent GottaBeMobile.com contributor, has written up a fantastic review of Dell’s Latitude XT Tablet PC. There have been several reviews published in the last couple of months, but none with this depth and analysis. – Steve Seto Bottom line first: The Latitude XT is a pretty good [...]
Chris Paris is a very active GottaBeMobile.com reader and forum member, helping others in our forums with tablet pc issues, etc. He’s written the following article for us on how to blog in ink using Word 2007. – Chris Paris I’ve been an early adopter of using MS Word 2007′s blogging features, having used it for [...]
Introducing forum member – Sierra – You have the helm!! I recently decided to go back to school for my Masters degree, so naturally I started thinking about what Tablet PC I could use. I did some research and didn’t really find anything that excited me — until I saw the HP Compaq 2710p. I [...]
Steve S, a GottaBeMobile.com reader and frequent reviewer, recently spent some time with TabletKiosk and their new Sahara i440D Slate Tablet PC. As is typical for Steve, he has written up a very detailed review of the new i440D and his time spent with the good folks at TabletKiosk. Fortuna Imperatrix Mundi: Fortune (is the) Empress of [...]
The blogosphere comes to the rescue for those looking for info to clear up the (at the moment) mysteries of which devices will or will not work with Vista’s ReadyBoost feature. Craig Pringle and Chippy at Carrypad have been doing some digging and come with up a couple of handy resources. Grant Gibson has started a [...]
GottaBeMobile.com reader and forum member Steve S has been putting the FrogPad keyboard through some in-depth testing and has released a GBM User Review of the FrogPad keyboard. As a Tablet PC user, Steve knows a thing or two about mobility, and he offers up just about everything you would want to know about this [...]
In this first installment of User InkReviews at GottaBeMobile.com, GBM reader Steve S takes an extensive look at xThink’s MathJournal 2. As a daily user of MathJournal, Steve is well qualified to give us the inside story on MathJournal, what works, what still needs work, and how much improved MathJournal 2 is over MathJournal 1. Steve has his Bachelor [...]
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