... attempt at innovation. Since those naive, hopeful editorials, Microsoft have closed the book on Courier, HP's Slate appears to ... Apple simply enlarged the on-screen keyboard. While Microsoft laboured to get a full OS running on...
... attempt at innovation. Since those naive, hopeful editorials, Microsoft have closed the book on Courier, HP's Slate appears to ... Apple simply enlarged the on-screen keyboard. While Microsoft laboured to get a full OS running on...
... also believed to run Android. As for Microsoft, their Courier dual-display tablet is still being tested - despite there having been ...are also concerns about the target market; initially Microsoft looked to designers and architects, but now...
... weren't at least looking at the possibility of a tablet in their future. As we've seen with Microsoft's Courier, just because a company pumps research, money and staffing into a product, it doesn't mean that ...
... a bit of a jump on the situation. Though, if the HP Slate is dead (or not), along with the Courier from Microsoft's demise, maybe the JooJoo just got a little boost. Or not. Your call. [via Ubergizmo]
...a Linux-based foldable dual-screen device targeted at the education sector. Intended - as we've heard about Microsoft's Courier tablet - to feel like a mixture between a notepad and a book, the unnamed tablet would ...
... is a typo and should say Windows 7; there's speculation that Toshiba are developing hardware for Microsoft's Courier platform, which is supposedly based on a heavily customized Win7 build. As for the Android ...
It's not all Microsoft's Courier grabbing tablet headlines today; Apple's touchscreen tablet is also making waves, with iLounge claiming to have more insider news on the upcoming device. According to their sources, there have been ...