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Probably because they weren't done well enough to be of use (i.e. too small of a screen, terrible ui, wrong use pattern.) The use case of a book style tablet pc
by weaksauce 17y ago
Probably because they weren't done well enough to be of use (i.e. too small of a screen, terrible ui, wrong use pattern.) The use case of a book style tablet pc like this would be more akin to a moleskin on steroids. It would have a camera, internet, notes, etc.... Not too many people would use this as their primary device and if they did it would be a different use case than that of a power user.
- litewulf 17y agoAs someone who owns a tablet PC I disagree. I have two convertible tablets, one pen only and one with touch and pen. I almost never use the pen unless I am in note taking mode or doodling in OneNote. There is a certain level of conscious effort required to take out a pen, which limits its overall use. The laptop with touch I find myself tapping the screen to hit links and buttons on a semi-regular basis. Essentially the pen is super comfortable for a very small niche, but is too big for me to want to carry it all the time. (Its the size of a paper notebook...) I am not the type to carry a moleskin around though, for what thats worth.