Elvis Presley sings Good Luck Charm on our Wurlitzer Jukebox
Mobile computing has been a hot topic lately with so many advances in chip architecture and power efficiency. Laptops have long been the standard for mobile users, but there is another form factor type that has been on the market for some time that deserves a little more recognition. Sometimes a laptop can be unwieldy and awkward to handle. In situations where opening up a laptop isn’t an option, tablet PCs get the job done in a much more inconspicuous way.
The term tablet PCs is a general description for any mobile computer that is designed to be controlled with your fingers or a pen device that is touched directly to the screen surface. There are a few different styles of tablet PCs; some of which have keyboards and others not, both having their own strengths and weaknesses.
·Convertible tablet PCs
* Offers the flexibility of a full keyboard
* Screen rotates 180 degrees and lays flat against keyboard for tablet PC operation
* Rotating screen connection tends to be very weak and easy to break
·Slate tablet PCs
* Has no attached keyboard
* External keyboard can be attached via Bluetooth or USB
* Very thin and light compared to other styles
·Hybrid tablet PCs
* Offers flexibility of a full keyboard
* Screen detaches from keyboard and/or slides away
* More sturdy than convertible screen attachment
Most major manufacturers offer some version of the tablet PC form factor. Gateway, Lenovo, HP, Dell, Toshiba, Fujitsu, ASUS and Sony all have very competitive products to offer.
Here are two examples of popular tablet PCs that do their job very nicely:
Lenovo Thinkpad X61
CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo L7500
Display Size (inches): 12.1 Wide Screen: No Total HD Size (GB): 120 Min. Weight (lbs.): 4.0 Price (at time of review): $1800
This convertible style model is a great choice for business people who are finding themselves in need of computing power on the fly. Equipped with 2 GB RAM and the always necessary built in Wi-Fi card, this machine will handle document review/creation, data processing as well as VoIP calls very efficiently
Sony VAIO VGN-UX390N
CPU: Intel Core 2 Solo U2200
Display Size (inches): 4.5 Wide Screen: Yes Total HD Size (GB): 32 Min. Weight (lbs.): 1.0 Price (at time of review): $2200
Truly a genius invention, this tablet is considered a hybrid and is one of the most powerful machines you will find for its size. Fitting comfortably into your hands, it offers a slide up screen that reveals a full qwerty keyboard. Supplied with a stylus, this tablet PC gives you full computer access that almost fits in your pocket. 1 GB of RAM, Wi-Fi connectivity, Bluetooth and a cell phone SIM card slot mean you can take it almost anywhere and have access to your data.
Because of their inherent small chassis and light weight design, tablet PCs can be expected to offer performance more or less on par with ultraportable models. Don’t think you will be able to do video processing or run any killer apps on these machines, but if what you are looking for is sleek, discrete access to your computer, tablet PCs might just be your match.
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how can i get my toshiba satelite 1800 notebook to connect wirelessly?i look in devise manager there is no wireless driver
thank you!!! that sounds so good, i don’t like this song unless it is on record.
You can get a usb or pcmcia wireless card for you laptop if you dont have that feature already. Or if your saying you used to have it and its gone then go to the website of Toshiba and download the drivers for wireless nic and reinstall.
WOW! At Last A Juke Box On You Tube That Plays At The CORRECT SPEED! I Have This Song On Cd And I Tested It By Balancing The Sound Of The Cd With The Recording On Here And It Is PERFECTLY ACCURATE! It Must Have Taken A Lot Of Work To Set It Right But You Got RIGHT ON!
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Sur you can have a request.
I’ll drop you a line when I’ve done it.
At :11, I would like to request please selection #A-6, Elvis Presley-”She Thinks I Still Care.” I first heard this when I was in Germany in the military off the Moody Blue. You can actually feel Elvis’ heart breaking on the line “when I saw her, I went to pieces..” No one ever since has been able to sing that song for me the way Elvis does. I know he was singing about Priscilla, but a freind of mine said no, Elvis really sang about her in “(You Were) Always On My Mind.” RIP Elvis.
its possible you may have a bad motherboard. no sound usaly means dead board.
http://www.toshibadirect.com 1- 800-597-0195
You’re the best, thanks.
Ah… I’d love to have one of these babies…
it's hardly possible to find a LCD screen for a laptop for under $100. i've found one on ebay that fit in your Toshiba Satellite for $115 but is pulled from another laptop (new screens cost about $200+).
http://cgi.ebay.com/TOSHIBA-SATELLITE-A10-1400-2800-LCD-SCREEN-LP141X7-L06_W0QQitemZ110093590216QQihZ001QQcategoryZ42189QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
concerning your other question how to assemble a laptop screen, go to the Toshiba homepage and search for the Hardware Maintenance Manual for your model. there you will find a step by step description how to replace a screen.
Ahhh yes…….transistor radios! I remember when I was a kid I liked to lay in bed late at night when I was supposed to be sleeping and listen on my transistor radio to those great 50,000 watt AM radio stations half way across the country. What great memories!
Love the 1950s and early 60s…..
Music was awesome.
“She thinks I Still Care” all filmed and posted!
That model has no built-in WIFI but can install a separate one either via USB type or PCMCIA type.