http://www.netbooknews.com The Flybook V5 is not the newest tablet style netbook on the market but it has recently been upgraded with a touch screen. Get a hands on with the Flybook V5 netvertible ...
http://www.netbooknews.com The Flybook V5 is not the newest tablet style netbook on the market but it has recently been upgraded with a touch screen. Get a hands on with the Flybook V5 netvertible now with Windows 7.
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hi all i own a v5 flybook and have to save itst the best mini laptop out. i ships with a 6 cell bat, theres no umpc that cam match the core duo cpu faster than crappy atom standard. but there are room for improvement like better touch, 2.5 hd instead has 1.8 but im upgrading to ssd 120 oh and 4gb ram 925 intel chipset, hsdpa god its got loads of stuff. price new £1600 i got mine £495 refurb sold my hp 2133 bought this as need faster device for media, elearn etc casing is metal to :)
dude i dont surppose you can do me a copy of v5 flybook cds as i didnt get any with my refurb hence cheap price. I have windows 7 runing on mine i think windows xp tablet edition would be better though use less harddrive space. Mine has 4gb ram and 120gb hd think they madea mistake sending it to me as it shouldve been 2gb and 80gb hd but i aint complaining. sorry for the previous post spelling is awful but it was very late and i was typing without the light in :) maybe you can rapidshare thanks
Oh, i have seen a Flybook first around 2004. It was a pentium III or Pentium M device, but the shell and the controls were essentially the same. Insanely expensive.
Point is, the touchscreen (not an RF tablet) had been a key element of prior models, are you sure it had been dropped at some point and then add back in?
This isn't really a new netbook. . .the big reason we decided to film it was not many people have seen it AND it is now with Windows 7.
About being dropped and put back in, no, since they added it in it has been a standard feature. But an interesting thing to note is that the body was never changed from the original non-touch screen editions. I was simply pointing out that it had been upgraded to touch screen.
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Point is, the touchscreen (not an RF tablet) had been a key element of prior models, are you sure it had been dropped at some point and then add back in?
About being dropped and put back in, no, since they added it in it has been a standard feature. But an interesting thing to note is that the body was never changed from the original non-touch screen editions. I was simply pointing out that it had been upgraded to touch screen.