HP Pavilion TX2000Z 12.1" Touch Screen TABLET NOTEBOOK LAPTOP PC

HP Pavilion TX2000Z 12.1" Touch Screen TABLET NOTEBOOK LAPTOP PC (AMD Turion 64 X2 Dual-Core TL-64 at 2.2GHz,4GB RAM, 250GB HDD/DVD+/-RW DL/WIRELESS/FINGERPRINT READER/ CAMERA/NVIDIA GeForce Go 6150/Windows Vista Home Premium)
Product Description
PROCESSOR AMD Turion 64 X2 Dual-Core TL-64 at 2.2GHz MEMORY 4.0GB DDR2 SDRAM (2x2048MB) HARD DRIVE 250GB SATA DISPLAY 12.1" WXGA BrightView Widescreen Display (1280 x 800) w/Integrated Touch-screen MULTIMEDIA DRIVE LightScribe Super Multi 8X DVD+/-RW w/Double Layer VIDEO GRAPHICS NVIDIA GeForce Go 6150 w/ Webcam DIGITAL MEDIA 5-in-1 media card reader COMMUNICATION 802.11b/g WLAN KEYBOARD Full-Size POINTING DEVICE TouchPad with dedicated vertical & horizontal scroll pad DIMENSIONS 8.82" (L) x 12.05" (W) x 1.23" (min H)/1.52" (max H) WEIGHT 3.91 lbs. PC CARD SLOTS ExpressCard/34 slot EXTERNAL PORTS Expansion port 3 connector Integrated Consumer IR (remote control receiver) Three USB 2.0 S-video TV-out Headphones out Microphone in RJ-11 (modem) RJ-45 (LAN) VGA port SOUND Integrated Altec Lansing stereo speakers POWER Standard Lithium-Ion battery OPERATING SYSTEM Microsoft Windows Vista Home Premium SOFTWARE HP PhotoSmart Premier RealRhapsody Muvee AutoProducer DVD Edition with Burning Adobe Acrobat Reader Microsoft Works Microsoft Money Microsoft Windows Media Player HP Games Powered by Wild Tangent Intuit Quicken New User Edition Sonic Digital Media Plus HP QuickPlay

Customer Review: It is not a REAL tablet. Period.

I bought it directly from HP and received 30% discount to find out a week later that HP stopped producing tx1000 (hence the large discount). What they do not tell you is that this model does not have Wacom digitizer and active display. This model has a passive display,and what that means is that you would be able to write on the screen as successfully as you try to write something in you Blackberry.

When you try to write on the screen you have to apply so much pressure and the hand has to be at a certain angle. Even that did not always help me as a result I got a bunch of dots or some weird looking lines that did not resemble any letters. The pen primarily serves a function of the mouse. And also forget about trying to draw anything, it will not work the same as the writing.

The computer is loaded with HPs bloatware (as usual) and Vista is slower than XP. The comp is unable to play any games (tried Command and Conquer) due to its weak videocard. In addition the screen is very grainy though it was expected.

If you you are looking for a real tablet get yourself their new tx2000 which has Wacon Penable digitizer and an active display. That baby will allow you to write on it like on the real paper with no problems at all.