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ViewSonic APV110P Airpanel V110P DISPLAY-10.4"
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(3.5 out of 5)
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You won't be disappointed!
(4 out of 5) by Michael L. Brown on Dec 24, 2004 (Jackson, MS USA)I got mine yesterday and I'm loving it so far. It took me a while to setup because I had to upgrade from ME. But once I finally got everything setup, I've constantly been on it. There are some improvements that could be made, but overall I'm happy I bought it (not to mention I got it at a decent price). But enough about how much I like it, here is my list of some pros & cons so far.
Pros
-Mobility. It's soo sweet not being tied to a computer desk.
-Simple yet sufficient interface. The panel isn't cluttered with a lot of buttons you don't need, but all the necessary stuf is there.
-Doesn't overheat. I've been on mine for close to 24hrs straight and there isn't much change in the tempature.
-Easy input. The input panel has a keyboard and a writing pad which are both easy to use. The writing panel can even recognize script.
Cons
-No indepedent browser. With the intergrated Wi-Fi, it would be nice to pull it out at a Wi-Fi hotspot and start surfing. (If there was a browser and email client included, I probably wouldn't have linked it to with myPC.)
-Video plays choppy.
-No scroll button. Not a big con, but it would be a nice thing to have.
So far these are some of the things I've noticed, but all in all I'm glad I got it.
Pros
-Mobility. It's soo sweet not being tied to a computer desk.
-Simple yet sufficient interface. The panel isn't cluttered with a lot of buttons you don't need, but all the necessary stuf is there.
-Doesn't overheat. I've been on mine for close to 24hrs straight and there isn't much change in the tempature.
-Easy input. The input panel has a keyboard and a writing pad which are both easy to use. The writing panel can even recognize script.
Cons
-No indepedent browser. With the intergrated Wi-Fi, it would be nice to pull it out at a Wi-Fi hotspot and start surfing. (If there was a browser and email client included, I probably wouldn't have linked it to with myPC.)
-Video plays choppy.
-No scroll button. Not a big con, but it would be a nice thing to have.
So far these are some of the things I've noticed, but all in all I'm glad I got it.
21 of 39 people found the following review helpful:
At this price, why?
(3 out of 5) by Amazon Customer on Sep 30, 2003I was initially intrigued by this technology, and eagerly awaited shipping products. But I was dismayed when I saw the prices. For not much more than the $800 of this 10.4" display, you can get a low-end laptop with a 14" screen and WiFi that suffers from none of the limitations of a Smart Display:
- Sync with desktop? Accessing files and printers is what's most important; it's plenty easy to share stuff from your desktop PC and access it wirelessly.
- Surf the web just as easily
- Watch full-motion video
- Enter text with a regular keyboard, not hunting and pecking on the screen
- Read and write CD-ROMs
- Sync with desktop? Accessing files and printers is what's most important; it's plenty easy to share stuff from your desktop PC and access it wirelessly.
- Surf the web just as easily
- Watch full-motion video
- Enter text with a regular keyboard, not hunting and pecking on the screen
- Read and write CD-ROMs