The Tablet PC, which runs the Windows XP operating system, is a notebook-size computer with a pen-based interface, Universal Serial Bus plug-and-play capabilities and wireless options.

Tablet PCs running Windows XP Tablet Edition come in two flavors: standard notebook designs with keyboards and true tablets. The ViewSonic Tablet PC is among the latter. The ViewSonic is the only XP ...

Backed by partners Hewlett-Packard and SAP, and last-minute backers Siebel Systems, Panasonic and Samsung, Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates formally rolled out the Windows XP Tablet PC Edition on ...

The HP Compaq TC1100 is only 10 years old, but in mobile computing years, it’s laughably archaic. Running Windows XP Tablet PC Edition, this device practically dared its owners to enter text ...

Toshiba has released its second take on the tablet PC. The company on Tuesday released its Portege M200, a new Windows XP tablet with a higher resolution, 12.1-inch screen and a faster Intel ...

Hoping to write a new chapter in the saga of pen-based computing, the company unveils Windows XP Tablet PC Edition. PC makers including HP and Toshiba join in the festivities.

Today Windows XP Media Center Edition and Windows XP Tablet PC Edition are distinct products.

Tablet PC’s are not new. The slate form factor portable computer has been around for almost a decade, since Microsoft initially pushed the concept with its Windows XP Tablet PC Edition.

The software vendor formally announced Windows XP Tablet PC Edition, a new operating system for portable computing devices that lets users input data with a digital pen.

Either way, it’s about to get cheaper, as Bill Gates himself has announced that the price premium on Windows XP Tablet PC Edition — which he says was only about $15 greater than regular XP in ...

Consider two platforms: a MacBook Pro 15' running OS X and a HP-Compaq TC4200 running Windows XP Tablet PC 2005. Of these two, which one accentuates a student's learning experience more? When I ...

On the first anniversary of the release of the Windows XP Tablet PC operating system, the question remains whether Microsoft's latest pen computing platform can succeed where others have failed ...