TOPIC: PDA/LAPTOP/TABLET

The T91 also comes with a disk expander slot and a 16 gig card to give you more storage space.

Hi John
Microsoft really does not want XP hanging around, but allows it on the systems with less than 2 gigs of ram.
I think they bumped up that limit from 1 gig and the netbooks do not hold as much hard drive space so it is a good idea to store things on an aux hard drive or zip drive to not overload the system.

I for sure would say to not buy one as-a primary computer.

T91 is a new tablet that just came out and lots of those floor reps may never have heard of it.

Yes I knew that they are trying to get rid of XP.  I wanted to know if they sell the T91 with Microsoft 7.  All the ones I have seen are XP.  And I saw that they offer an external disk drive for this computer.  I just wanted to know if Louie had gotten it too.  If I do get this computer, it will be for inspections only.

You would not want to upgrade past XP on these as they take up to much ram.

I just went and bought a new desktop with Vista and miss having add ons such as microsoft power toys photo reducer along with my Google notebooks all available at a right click , but no longer.

XP was better in my opinion.

You would not want to upgrade past XP on these as they take up to much ram.

I just went and bought a new desktop with Vista and miss having add ons such as microsoft power toys photo reducer along with my Google notebooks all available at a right click , but no longer.

XP was better in my opinion.

I use XP now, but I heard that Microsoft 7 takes up less resources.  I don't know if that true or not, just what I heard.

John, the ASUS T91 JUST came out! It's getting bought up quickly so you have to call places to find out who has them in stock. They will probably have a Windows 7 version in October.

John, the ASUS T91 JUST came out! It's getting bought up quickly so you have to call places to find out who has them in stock. They will probably have a Windows 7 version in October.

Okay cool.  Thanks for the heads up.