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Xavier · 06-06-2008, 07:23 PM

Hey there, I'm actually reviewing a tx2000z and really like it so far. If you're not too demanding on graphics (3d graphics) this machine is fine.
It's very solid and "inking" notes in tablet mode is a huge improvement over HP's previous model, the tx1000z.

The small screen can be a burden, but you have to balance your needs for screen size and portability. If you really like the portability of a small screen, you can always get a larger external monitor.
The touchscreen is very cool, but one thing I noticed is you didn't mention using it as a tablet and inking. If you're not going to use the digitizer, then I don't recommend buying a tablet.
Please let me know if you have any further questions.

06-06-2008, 07:23 PM	#2 (permalink)
Xavier Status: Administrator Join Date: May 2008 Posts: 42	tx2000z- solid notebook Hey there, I'm actually reviewing a tx2000z and really like it so far. If you're not too demanding on graphics (3d graphics) this machine is fine. It's very solid and "inking" notes in tablet mode is a huge improvement over HP's previous model, the tx1000z. The small screen can be a burden, but you have to balance your needs for screen size and portability. If you really like the portability of a small screen, you can always get a larger external monitor. The touchscreen is very cool, but one thing I noticed is you didn't mention using it as a tablet and inking. If you're not going to use the digitizer, then I don't recommend buying a tablet. Please let me know if you have any further questions. __________________ Xavier- Notebooks.com Current Gear: MacBook Pro 15-inch 2.2GHz, Nikon D300, 8GB iPhone, Canon Vixia HF100, 40GB PS3, Sharp Aquos 42-inch HDTV, Epson Stylus R1800 printer, SlingBox Pro. Notebooks Currently Reviewing: HP Mini-Note 2133, HP Pavilion tx2000z, Dell Inspiron 1525, Gateway M Series, ThinkPad X300, Lenovo IdeaPad u110.