I have an odd bug on my W7 tablet, it's an older model (specifically an X41) but still works very well for what I use it for. I put W7 on it a long while ago, and it's been running fantastically aside ...

A YouTuber who goes by adelayedperson is showing off video screen captures of build 7989 of Windows 8, including a fairly thorough run through of its on-screen keyboard, known better to us as the ...

Gizmogirl is a fan of tablet PCs so she was keen to try out Windows XP Tablet PC Edition 2005, Microsoft's free system upgrade. We tested it on Hewlett Packard's Tablet PC TC1100. Software has been ...

Loren points us to Tipx, a specialized TIP for Excel. I have not tried it out, but it certainly looks better then the standard TIP when used in Excel. From the InkEnable website: Sheet view for direct ...

In the past we had covered a lot of different features of the Tablet PC. We discussed about the tools available in the SDK, the controls available as part of the SDK so that developing applications ...

XP Tablet PC Edition 2004, the latest version of its Tablet PC operating system. The new version features deep integration of pen support in Windows XP, making it easier to create text anywhere in ...

REDMOND, Wash., Aug. 25, 2004 — Microsoft Corp. today announced availability of the Windows® XP Tablet PC Edition 2005 operating system, the successor to Windows XP Tablet PC Edition introduced in ...

At Microsoft’s Tablet PC launch event in New York just over a year ago, one of the featured celebrities was actor Rob Lowe, shown happily using a Tablet PC to manage his solo projects after leaving ...

Microsoft chairman and chief software architect Bill Gates celebrated the first birthday of the company’s Tablet PC push by announcing the second version of its pen-centric operating system, scheduled ...

My invitation to a private unveiling of Toshiba's Tablet PC device reads "gone are the days of your ink pen and pad of paper." The basis of this belief is Microsoft's Tablet PC edition of XP, which ...

Swivel and scribble or detach and doodle: This is the new mantra for the portable notebook computer. On Nov. 7, Microsoft and its partners announced a new line of tablet PCs that Bill Gates says is ...