Refurb Fujitsu P1610 for $199.00 - touch and pen

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11-20-2010, 11:35 PM
RipplingHurst

Refurb Fujitsu P1610 for $199.00 - touch and pen

http://www.recoupit.com/Laptops/Fuji...-p9331616.html

Not bad...crazy deal, if you ask me.

Some specs:

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Manufacturer: Fujitsu
Model: P1610
Processor Brand: Intel
Processor Class: Core Solo U1400
Processor Speed: 1.2 GHz
Memory: 1 GB
Hard Drive: 80 GB
Screen Size: 8.9" Touch Screen Display

I think somebody here did a install with this baby? Turbocad in an Escalade, others?

Very cool deal if you ask me, I'm tempted...
11-21-2010, 05:38 PM
DaveDog

I have one of these. Was trying to figure out how to not have to use the pen as the touch device.
11-21-2010, 07:05 PM
GizmoQ

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Originally Posted by DaveDog

I have one of these. Was trying to figure out how to not have to use the pen as the touch device.

Depending on where you use it and how, TURBOCAD6 took off the OEM digitizer and bought a separate touchpanel. I use an external pointing device (Saitek X-52) so I can use the pen for cursive handwriting recognition in class. I'd replace mine with a capacitive touchscreen in a heartbeat, if I knew how to find one. The options are endless.
11-21-2010, 07:46 PM
RipplingHurst

I thought this one had a capacitive touch? (see the review, specs here. No digitizer on this one).

So you can use your finger already, and the screen is not that bad, compared to your run of the mill std edition car screen that is.

Edit: BTW, what you say is true, Gizmo, for the CarPC he has on the FX, but he did an install on a friend's Escalade too, where this tiny beast (9.13" x 7.32") is hidden in a drawer...
11-21-2010, 09:19 PM
GizmoQ

Quote:

Originally Posted by RipplingHurst

I thought this one had a capacitive touch? (see the review, specs here. No digitizer on this one).

So you can use your finger already, and the screen is not that bad, compared to your run of the mill std edition car screen that is.

Edit: BTW, what you say is true, Gizmo, for the CarPC he has on the FX, but he did an install on a friend's Escalade too, where this tiny beast (9.13" x 7.32") is hidden in a drawer...

I thought it was a resistive 4-wire under the Windows TabletPC Spec.

You're right about TURBOCAD6's other build, but I just think of that as a laptop in a drawer, very little "CarPC"-type connectivity.
11-21-2010, 11:02 PM
RipplingHurst

Hum, you're right, maybe it's resistive.