Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #6441 in Personal Computers
- Brand: HP
- Model: TM2T
- CPU: Intel Core i5 1.33 GHz
- Memory: 4GB DDR3 SDRAM
- Hard Disk: 500GB
- Graphics: HD 5450 512MB
- Processors: 2
- Native resolution: 1280 x 800
- Display size: 12.1
Features
- Genuine Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit, Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-470UM processor (1.33GHz,3MB) w/Turbo Boost up to 1.86GHz
- 512MB ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5450 Graphics, Intel Wireless-N Card
- 4GB DDR3, 500GB 7200RPM SATA HD, HP TrueVision Webcam and Fingerprint Reader
- 12.1" diagonal High Definition HP BrightView LED Touchscreen (1280 x 800)
- 6-cell Lithium battery
HEWLETT PACKARD - HP - TM2T TABLET PC - Genuine Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit, Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-470UM processor (1.33GHz,3MB) w/Turbo Boost up to 1.86GHz, 512MB ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5450 Graphics, 4GB DDR3, 500GB 7200RPM SATA HD, HP TrueVision Webcam and Fingerprint Reader, Intel Wireless-N Card, 12.1" diagonal High Definition HP BrightView LED Touchscreen (1280 x 800)
Product Description
HEWLETT PACKARD - HP - TM2T TABLET PC - Genuine Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit, Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-470UM processor (1.33GHz,3MB) w/Turbo Boost up to 1.86GHz, 512MB ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5450 Graphics, 4GB DDR3, 500GB 7200RPM SATA HD, HP TrueVision Webcam and Fingerprint Reader, Intel Wireless-N Card, 12.1" diagonal High Definition HP BrightView LED Touchscreen (1280 x 800)
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
24 of 25 people found the following review helpful.
Very satisfied
By K. Davis
I've had this for over a month now, and it's more than I expected. The keyboard is the best I've ever used. Usually, when I have my laptop plugged in at my desk monitor, I use an independent keyboard and mouse and set the laptop to the side. But with this keyboard I've put the old independent in the drawer and flip the tablet screen all the way forward and under the monitor. This keyboard has great spacing, is very solid and responsive. As someone else noted, there is no Home or End key (which I use a lot) but the FN+Left Arrow and FN+Right Arrow do the same things.When away from the desk I use the touchpad and even though the "button" areas are stiff, you can use multigestures on the pad to trigger button actions so I hardly ever use the "button" areas. When at the desk I use a mouse.I run Win7, and on a Virtual Box partition, a Linux server. Both OSes run concurrently (I develop Win browser based controls for Linux servers). I run two monitors, one plugged into the laptop's VGA port and the other is being run by the CPU using a Plugable USB (165) Display Adapter. The 1.33GHz processor has no problem keeping up with the two OSes and CPU ran display.Although I bought it primarily to use the the tablet concept, this jewel has replaced any need for a desktop. But, I do use the tablet 3 times a week for meetings with other designers on the team. I thought the note taking with the stylus would be the best feature, and while it is great, being able to sketch layout concepts on screen instead of scratch paper, and then email them to the participants, has been an extremely useful feature. But, not the BEST, that happened when one of the team members brought his iPad once, and was so humiliated he's never brought his toy a second time.The only Con, the screen is glossy to the max and really is a fingerprint magnet. An anti-glare film took care of it though. If you plan on working out on the patio in the sun, which I do a lot, plan on getting an anti-glare screen.Would I buy it again? My daughter's going to get one for her birthday ..... Will I buy it through Amazon? Of course.
21 of 22 people found the following review helpful.The best tablet PC out there
By D. Thomas
Okay, I've only had this thing a few days, but having worked in IT for MS and Xerox for nearly 20 years, I know a thing or two about PCs, laptops, Mac's and hardware along with various software packages. Right before Christmas 2010 I started thinking about getting an iPad2, and noticed the range of various iPad wanna-be's. I was amazed at the offerings and their claims, yet many didn't have any reviews and most were coming out of China. I cringed at the thought of buying some unheard of device that most likely come with worthless warrantees and dubious at best hardware configurations. I even looked at Dell's offering along with EEE pc's little touch netbook's. I very nearly bought one of them thinking... okay... the processor is about the same as the iPad's, the only big differences being Windows instead of iOS and more drive space. I'd come to hate Windows and defected to Mac O S when Vista was released. My big problem was that neither the iPad or my iPhone had enough storage space (I needed much more than 64gb). So a touch netbook it was going to be. I originally saw the HP TM2T and fell in love... but not with the price. HP Direct was offering its tablet for about $1200 as configured, which is very generous with an Intel i5 -470UM processor, 4 gb RAM, 500 gb drive, ATI 5450 graphics card, wifi and Windows 7 Home Premium. Ouch! Pretty pricey for whatis really a netbook. I thought I might as well just buy the iPad and live with the space limitations. Even on Amazonthese were selling for as high as $1900! For that kind of moneyI could just buy a MacbookPro. I really then hesitated when I started reading some of the Amazonreviews of the TM2, TX2 and theTM2T.There are alot of unhappy folks out there. They complained about how it overheatedall the time, about how bad thetouchpad was and the keyboard, the design on the cover.. and any smallinsignificant thing they could think of. Because of all the bad reviews I had felt the iPad was my only choice. After 4 months I looked at the TM2T again as I saw a seller offering a refurbished unit at half the cost of a new one. I put itin my cart 2 or 3 times and each time I would stop to reread oldreviews and that made me secondguess completing the purchase. Each timeone sold, the seller listed another one. Then I read a magazine reviewof their top 5 tablet PC picks andthe TM2T was second overal, but first when it came to graphics.You don't expect to see a tablet PC or netbook capable of DirectX11... but this one does. I have been putting this system thru thepaces and throwing everything I canthink of at it. I've installedAutoCAD, Photoshop CS5, video editing software, Visual Studio suite, evenOffice and I have only praises forthis little tablet and its seller.I won't lie in that there are afew minor things I don't really care for... such as the touchpadmouse and the etched cover. But they are both minor things to besure. If you can buy a new one, I highly recommend its. Otherwisekeep your eyes open for a factorsrefurbished one for $645. Eitherway, its worth it (despite the nah sayers)!
9 of 9 people found the following review helpful.HP Touchsmart "Maravilla"
By Nedgi
My story with this product starts quite ackwardly... I saw this product for the first time on the HP website on December 2010. It wasn't available yet with all the features I wanted on amazon. I could have bought it then but I was unemployed and I had other priorities. When I was absolutely ready for it, HP didn't have the customizing options I wanted, but the good thing is: AMAZON HAD IT! So I went online on January 20th and I finally purchased it!Pros- Windows 7, i5 core, 1.33 GHz up to 1.73 GHz, 6Gb RAM, 500Gb SATA HD,TrueVision Webcam and Fingerprint Reader,Touchscreen, Wireless N...- Smoothly turns On and Off- Fast and Easy access- Up to 6-7 hrs of battery life- Lightweight (Goes in my handbag!)Cons- Absence of DVD burner/player- No bluetoothThis PC is just awesome! I've had it for about 6 months and I've been more than satisfied. It works just like a charm. I bought an external DVD plyer/ burner whose brand is HP also and it works with my PC just fine. The Touchsmart software is accessible and lauches easily, making it possible to listen to music, view pictures, create magnets, funny notes and taking goofy pictures and videos. The summum is the touchscreen that makes it possible to write notes quickly and insert genuine signatures on all types of documents (doc, pdf, rtf ...). I don't have enough word to describe this tablet PC but I'll make sure to post a video review as soon as possible.
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