HP Pavilion tx1000
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CNET editors' rating:
3.5 stars
Very good
THE GOOD
Innovative design; unique touchpad; touch screen doesn't require stylus; not expensive.
THE BAD
Slightly thicker than it should be; glossy screen can be hard to read.
THE BOTTOM LINE
HP's first Vista-based laptop, the Pavilion tx1000us, is an unusual but largely successful hybrid, combining a tablet design with an entertainment-focused laptop.
CNET Reader Reviews
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January 25, 2007 08:05
4.0/5
At a starting price of $1300, ($1700 for the one reviewed on CNET.com), this really is the best price you will get for a brand new tablet PC. For someone who is looking for a very portable, small, lightweight machine, this will work perfectly as a l... read more » -
April 10, 2007 07:34
4.5/5
I've owned many of the "ultraportables" over the years, beginning in 1986(?) with the Toshiba 1000, through my TX1120's predecessor, the ThinkPad X40. For the money, this is the best one yet. If you are a PDA veteran (particularly earlier Palm III's... read more » -
March 29, 2007 10:41
4.5/5
Many complain about the TX1000's touchscreen feature because it is less responsive than a Wacom-equipped tablet. You see, that's the point. It's NOT a Wacom tablet! The upside to a touchscreen is you wouldn't have to worry about losing your stylus -... read more »
