coolest laptop setups for remote focus

When it comes to TabletPCs, I highly reccomend the Lenovo X60, or I think its the X61 now. These are convertable tablets. So you can use them in "Tablet Only" or with the keyboard. I like both, depending on what I'm doing. The great thing about the Lenovo is, not only does it come with a Stylus pen like most tablets, but it also has finger touch ability. This makes it function more like the touch screen on the console. I have friends that use this same Tablet and they use the Lonestar Encoders plugin to help with controlling the encoders with the Stylus. I use mine mostly with the keyboard, which gives me all the functionality of the touchscreen plus the keyboard hot keys. I did a job in Bora Bora, and instead of lugging my full size Hog 3 there, I decided to just use two Tablets...one as the server and one as a wireless client. I now call that my "Bora Bora" package. Two Tablets, one Wireless N router, and a DP2000. It worked great!

When it comes to TabletPCs, I highly reccomend the Lenovo X60, or I think its the X61 now. These are convertable tablets. So you can use them in "Tablet Only" or with the keyboard. I like both, depending on what I'm doing. The great thing about the Lenovo is, not only does it come with a Stylus pen like most tablets, but it also has finger touch ability. This makes it function more like the touch screen on the console. I have friends that use this same Tablet and they use the Lonestar Encoders plugin to help with controlling the encoders with the Stylus. I use mine mostly with the keyboard, which gives me all the functionality of the touchscreen plus the keyboard hot keys. I did a job in Bora Bora, and instead of lugging my full size Hog 3 there, I decided to just use two Tablets...one as the server and one as a wireless client. I now call that my "Bora Bora" package. Two Tablets, one Wireless N router, and a DP2000. It worked great!