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My next eproductivity adventure just arrived today...

Enjoy the X61 Tablet Eric. It's a fine machine.

Posted at 06/10/2007 21:40:41 by Michael Sampson


My next eproductivity adventure just arrived today...

Does this mean that you definitely won't switch to Apple?

Posted at 06/11/2007 0:27:27 by Jeroen Sangers


re: My next eproductivity adventure just arrived today...

Yes, Michael, it's an X61 Tablet, fully loaded. As soon as I get a chance, I'll start working with it and blogging the process.

No, Jeroen, this does not mean that I won't buy a Mac. It simply raises the bar that much higher. ;-)

Posted at 06/11/2007 8:52:31 by Eric Mack


My next eproductivity adventure just arrived today...

Eric,

It's a beautiful machine: You'll have to let us know if it bothers you not having Widescreen.

Posted at 06/11/2007 21:48:11 by Kyle McFarlin


My next eproductivity adventure just arrived today...

Wow, Eric- I can't keep up. I bought my Tecra M4 about the same time you did, and I was so happy about for the tablet for a few months. Battery life, noise, and all the rest has just killed my passion for the Tecra.

I've been debating about a mac book pro, but I know I'll miss mind mapping in ink and inking PDF's. I look forward to your x61.

I'd love to read a comparison/contrast of the Tecra Experience to the X61 experience.

Posted at 06/11/2007 22:33:26 by Scott


My next eproductivity adventure just arrived today...

You just commented for your last post that tablet pc is not a productive tool as you expected. Now you bought a X61 hmm....

Posted at 06/13/2007 16:00:01 by Willy


I still think Tablet PC has great potential; trying again.

Willy, it was the Tecra M4 and the problems I encountered with it that were not as productive for me as I had hoped, not the Tablet PC Platform in general.

Lenovo sent me the X61 to review and I plan to do just that. Given my experience with the Tecra I plan to be quite hard on Lenovo. I'll blog the experience so that we can all learn together.

Eric

Posted at 06/13/2007 16:07:38 by Eric Mack


No way to compare a Tecra to a Lenovo Tablet

In this way, there is almost no way that a Tercra can compare to all rounded X60 and not to mention your beautiful machine, X61. I really happy that you still have faith in tablet technology. More so, I am happy that I can again follow your tablet pc adventure in a much "harsher" approach :) Now I have an exucse to visit your site everyday!

Posted at 06/13/2007 16:38:53 by Willy


re: No way to compare a Tecra to a Lenovo Tablet

Willey, The X61 is proving to be a wonderful machine. A completely diferent experience from my M4. Glad to have you as a reader!

Posted at 06/19/2007 10:50:50 by Eric Mack


re: My next eproductivity adventure just arrived today...

Indeed. I'll be noting the experience and, time permitting, podcasting a summary of my experience. So far, the Lenovo X61 is turning out to be a wonderful balance of computing power, small size and battery life.

Posted at 06/19/2007 10:52:46 by Eric Mack


re: My next eproductivity adventure just arrived today...

Well, Kyle, it's not as wide as my T60p widescreen, but for a small portable device it works well.

Posted at 06/19/2007 10:54:17 by Eric Mack


re: My next eproductivity adventure just arrived today...

Jeroen, I'm more likely to purchase a Mac to test the compatibility of my eProductivity Template for Lotus Notes (a tool for implementing GTD in Lotus Notes) than I am to buy one for day-to-day use. I revisit this decision every six months. At this time, however, there's no compelling business reason for me to switch as the apps I work with and the clients I serve are, at this time, all PC-based.

Besides, if I bought a Mac, what would Michael and I have to blog about? :-)

Posted at 06/19/2007 10:55:28 by Eric Mack


My next eproductivity adventure just arrived today...

That's exactly why I am using a PC as well... Switching platforms is very expensive as I will have to get used to it and find the right tools to do the same things as I am doing now.

Posted at 06/19/2007 11:13:57 by Jeroen Sangers



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