windows xp tablet vs windows vista
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henryliu99
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windows xp tablet vs windows vista
Does windows vista have any additional benefits of windows xp tablet in terms of performance? Will it see the 4gb of ram I have?
I have an x61t with 4gb of ram (only 2.99gb recognized in winxp) and 1.8gig core 2 duo.
I have an x61t with 4gb of ram (only 2.99gb recognized in winxp) and 1.8gig core 2 duo.
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Hi, I had the same question as the orig. poster: which is better for *tablet* (inking / etc) functionality: Vista (32/64) or XP?
I will get 2 gigs of ram so I don't care about 4 gigs of ram.
I heard that Vista is better for inking (has some improvements?) and also it scales DPI up better so windows are less awkwardly sized up (font-wise), as compared to XP's DPI up-scaling.
I also heard XP Tablet edition was more of an "afterthought", so it feels more "patched" as opposed to Vista's built-in Tablet functionality?
Thanks!
I will get 2 gigs of ram so I don't care about 4 gigs of ram.
I heard that Vista is better for inking (has some improvements?) and also it scales DPI up better so windows are less awkwardly sized up (font-wise), as compared to XP's DPI up-scaling.
I also heard XP Tablet edition was more of an "afterthought", so it feels more "patched" as opposed to Vista's built-in Tablet functionality?
Thanks!
I have an X60 Tablet and an X61 Tablet on the way, and I agree with everything in that post, having used both XP Tablet and Vista Business on my X60t.snots wrote:Hi, I had the same question as the orig. poster: which is better for *tablet* (inking / etc) functionality: Vista (32/64) or XP?
I will get 2 gigs of ram so I don't care about 4 gigs of ram.
I heard that Vista is better for inking (has some improvements?) and also it scales DPI up better so windows are less awkwardly sized up (font-wise), as compared to XP's DPI up-scaling.
I also heard XP Tablet edition was more of an "afterthought", so it feels more "patched" as opposed to Vista's built-in Tablet functionality?
Thanks!
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Vista has much better support for tablet comparing to XP tablet.
My suggestion would be to try out both before deciding.
My suggestion would be to try out both before deciding.
Now: X60s, T61, X61 Tablet
Past: R40, X41 tablet, T60
FS: $819 shipped T61 7664-16U
FS: $49 shipped Atheros a/b/g/n
Past: R40, X41 tablet, T60
FS: $819 shipped T61 7664-16U
FS: $49 shipped Atheros a/b/g/n
This site has some suppport for why Vista is better.
http://jkontherun.blogs.com/jkontherun/ ... ion_1.html
Apparently, Vista learns to recognize your handwriting over time, XP doesn't. Vista has better all-around built-in support for tablets as well.
http://jkontherun.blogs.com/jkontherun/ ... ion_1.html
Apparently, Vista learns to recognize your handwriting over time, XP doesn't. Vista has better all-around built-in support for tablets as well.
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