Windows 7 Multi-Touch and Pen Features on a Fujitsu Lifebook T4310 Tablet PC

We demonstrate the input methods and touch features of Windows 7 on the new Fujitsu T4310 Tablet PC with Multi-Touch.

Windows 7 features amazing handwriting recognition capabilities that allow you to enter data at up to 40 wpm. Windows 7 also includes a multi-touch capable on screen keyboard, so we test touch typing on a Multi-Touch screen.

We also take a look at the Microsoft Touch Pack collage and virtual earth applications.

For more information on the Fujitsu Lifebook T4310 visit our website at: http://www.tabletpc.com.au/product/104/37655/fujitsu-lifebook-t4310-multitouc...

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Fujitsu
• T4310
• Windows 7
• Tablet PC
• Multi-touch
• touch screen
• Handwriting
• Capacitive
• Surface

[klebehss]

JUst INSTALL UBUNTU MAVERICK OPERATING SYSTEM

THE MULTITOUCH< AND ZOOM IS GONNA BE PERFECT , BEST EXPERIENCE< AND WaAAY FASTER

[oztabletpc]

@klebehss Doesn it only work in ALL CAPS?JuST KidDIng.

Hey, that's one of the best things about a tablet PC like this one is that you can run Linux on it! Go for your life... it's a PC!

[polaris911]

wow that zoom feature doesnt look very good lol.. certainly not as smooth as Apples

[oztabletpc]

@polaris911 who cares? When did smooth zoom become a productivity feature? I hope that smooth zoom can make you some money! Anyway, ie9 does zoom much smoother for those who simply cannot function with a non-smooth zoom.

[tacticalking161]

do any of the fujitsus have a stylus with eraser function at the end?

[oztabletpc]

@tacticalking161 This one does, as do the current TH700, T730, T900 - any tablet with the Wacom Active Digitizer.

[500Jake500]

You can pinch in just like the samsung galaxy s2. samsung galaxy s2. Not the ifail.

[pismodude2]

@polaris911 Windows 8 fixed it, the Samsung Series 7 Slate is like having a MacBook Air with multitouch and pressure sensitivity (plus iOS and Android aren't even close to the same level, this is Microsoft Surface tech finally going mainstream, <3 Win8).

[tacticalking161]

thanks

[g00dn3t]

@oztabletpc Thanks for actually getting back to me on this - I actually did end up buying the T730. I am going to set it up eventually to syncronize with a cloud service (i.e. dropbox) and/or an SD card. I am very reliant on OneNote for just about everything now.

The only complaint is that the t730 it is a bit heavy - but it at least keeps up with my ADD-driven multi-tasking. Now, if there is a 12 inch screen hybrid that has the performance of the T730, I'll be seriously kicking myself.