Thanks…I’ll miss her :cry:

‘Till the minute I open my CF (nickel ignored) x505…  8)

Erik

ur going for a carbon fibre model?

No, i’m just going to ignore the metal

OnMyWayUp - I can’t use a PPC or Clie…I use MS OneNote (in fact i’m in love with it!)

Erik

How would the Fujitsu P1000 not work? Exact Specs vs. MS OneNote’s Requirements:

[quote author=“Fujitsu”]LifeBook P1120
FPCM20101

• 800 MHz Crusoe™ TM5800 processor with LongRun™ Power Management
• Microsoft® Windows® XP Home Edition
• 8.9” wide-format XGA TFT with touch screen (1024 x 600)
• 256 MB memory²
• 30 GB hard drive³
• External USB 3.5” floppy drive
• Built-in multinational4 56K5 V.90 modem
• Integrated 802.11b wireless LAN
• Built-in 10/100 Ethernet
• Quick Point pointing device and stylus

[quote author=“MS OneNote”]
> Personal computer with Intel Pentium 233-MHz or faster processor
> 128 MB of RAM or greater
> CD-ROM or DVD drive
> Super VGA (800 × 600) or higher-resolution monitor
> Windows XP or later, or Windows 2000 with Service Pack 3

And you don’t even have to buy a CD-RW drive… just share your desktop’s cd drive over your network.  Isn’t this a much cheaper solution? And the Fujitsu P1000 is VERY nice… had the pleasure of seeing one in Starbucks…

The picture you posted was of a Samsung Nexio, a Windows CE device, that cannot run OneNote.

So true. I use MS OneNote for all my notetaking and when I’m collecting information for anyone of my projects. It’s so unbelievably intuitive and it makes taking notes (and organizing them later) a real breeze. With my TR, I used the built-in microphone to also record certain parts of the lecture for playback later when I was reviewing my notes. I also love the fact you can pull in pictures or data from the internet (also showing you the URL where you got it from). For those of you using the TR (or any other notebook) in school, you should go out and buy a copy of Microsoft OneNote.

how do u record using TR built-in mic?  do i need software? can you show me how? thanks.

btw, how do u use one note with TR? i thought one note is only for tablet PC…

[quote author=“gameson”]how do u record using TR built-in mic?  do i need software? can you show me how? thanks.

btw, how do u use one note with TR? i thought one note is only for tablet PC…

Yeah, every student must use onenote, it rules!

When you install onenote you can click the mic icon and it records in the background automatically. You can hear the whole lecture or when you click on what you typed you hear 5 seconds before, during, and 5 seconds after (in case you didnt type everything), this is the best feature.

You dont need a tablet, the tablet just allows you to write handwritten notes.

Erik

EDIT: 3 hour lecture is approx 13MB

No, i’m just going to ignore the metal

OnMyWayUp - I can’t use a PPC or Clie…I use MS OneNote (in fact i’m in love with it!)

Erik

:mrgreen:  im going for the nickel version too ... cant cope with the japanese keyboard

anyway the european version contains the external dvdrw drive and some extra stuff

Such as?

Erik

Such as?

Erik

dvdrw drive
bag for the x505 itself
wlan card
memory reader (sd, cf, mmc, etc.)
ethernet + vga adapter
windows copies
2nd bag

well i guess thats it…

in the us version, u have a x505 mouse instead of the drive i guess

Such as?

Erik

dvdrw drive
bag for the x505 itself
wlan card
memory reader (sd, cf, mmc, etc.)
ethernet + vga adapter
windows copies
2nd bag

well i guess thats it…

in the us version, u have a x505 mouse instead of the drive i guess

The US Version includes:

• Supplied Accessories
Standard Lithium-ion battery (PCGA-BP505)
Power cord & AC adapter (PCGA-AC16V6)
WLAN PC Card Adapter (PCGA-C800S/B)
VGA/LAN Adapter (PCGA-DLA1)
5-in-1 Memory Card Adapter (VGP-MCA10)
Carrying Case for Main unit
Carrying Case for Accessories
Cleaning Cloth
Bonus memory stick mouse

And they sell a model with the DVD-RW bundled at a cheaper price.

To me it seems you get more from the US version.

Erik

sorry kind of puzzled today… going to bed soon (party too much with those russians)  :mrgreen:

well, the european version has everything that you listed up too except the mouse, sold for approx USD 3000.-

[quote author=“Sony Vaio”]sorry kind of puzzled today… going to bed soon (party too much with those russians)  :mrgreen:

well, the european version has everything that you listed up too except the mouse, sold for approx USD 3000.-

Well, the UK version sells for 1,999.99 Pounds…thats about $3,600 USD in today’s market…the US version (with DVD) is still much cheaper.

Erik

so ur going for the nickel version right?

with the fact that ur ignoring the nickel version and kind of dreaming that it would be the cf version, right?  :mrgreen:

What is the big deal with the two different versions?  The casing.  Is one lighter than the other, or is it just for looks?

[quote author=“Sony Vaio”]so ur going for the nickel version right?

with the fact that ur ignoring the nickel version and kind of dreaming that it would be the cf version, right?  :mrgreen:

Yeah basically…i’d rather have the CF, but I want a US keyboard…

The CF is .1 lighter then the CF blend.

Erik