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Rugged PC Review - LE1700 Semi-Rugged Tablet PC Review(Conrad H. Blickenstorfer)With the latest update to its LE1700 Tablet PC, Motion added significant functionality and takes a good step towards making the semi-rugged tablet suitable for an increasingly wider variety of applications. In its current form, the Motion Computing LE1700 is a semi-rugged device that can take some abuse. It's tougher than its elegant, slim design would lead one to believe. Read full Rugged PC LE1700 Review |
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Gottabemobile - LE1700 Review(Rob Bushway)In many ways, Motion has again set the bar for other slate Tablet PC OEMs to meet. With the introduction of SXGA (1400 x 1050 resolution), Core 2 Duo, and integrated broadband, it is clear that Motion listened to their customers when designing this new version. Read Full Review |
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Tablet PC Show - LE1700 Tablet PC ReviewPerry Reed of the Tablet PC Show positively reviews the Motion LE1700 in a four-minute video. He praises the LE1700 for its slim build, large screen, rubber grip, finger print reader and sturdy pen.View video of LE1700 Review |
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Rugged PC Review - LE1700 Tablet PC ReviewMotion Leapfrogs Competition Once Again: "...the new model (LE1700) was designed to include "distinguishing characteristics that will take the Tablet PC to new levels." If that sounds like a lofty goal, for Motion it isn't."Read full Rugged PC LE1700 Review |
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PC Magazine - LE1700 Review(Cisco Cheng - 3/26/2007)Motion Computing produces some of the best slate tablets in the world, and its latest offering, the LE1700 lives up to its legacy. If your preference runs toward slate tablets, and you're looking to keep the weight off, then the LE700 is definitely worth your attention. Read Full Review |
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Pen Computing Editor's Choice Award 2005Brand-new on the market, the Motion LE1600 Tablet PC is a testimony to the company’s never-ending quest to be at the very forefront of Tablet PC technology while offering eminently practical products via a superb distribution system.Read full Pen Computing Editor's Choice Article |
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Laptop Magazine Ultimate Choice Award 2005Motion Computing only makes Tablet PCs, a focus that is apparent in the many ways its new LE1600 design caters to pen-based computing. The unit leads with the same brilliant 12.1-inch display that distinguished its earlier models. This is the brightest and most usable of any model we have seen.<View full Laptop Ultimate Choice Article |
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Most Innovative product award at TechEd 2005This prestigious award honors companies who offer the most innovative IT products and services in the industry on the basis of strategic importance to the market, competitive advantages, and value to the customer. The LE1600 was awarded the Most Innovative product award at TechEd 2005 by Penton Media Inc.’s Windows IT Pro and SQL Server Magazine. See Press ReleaseView Award Winners |
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PC Magazine Editors' Choice AwardFew can duplicate what Motion Computing has done for Tablet PCs, so it's no surprise that the company's newest slate, the Motion Computing LE1600, supplants its predecessor, the M1400 as our new Editors' Choice for Tablet PCs. The LE1600 offers wide viewing angles and great pen-on-paper feel-a must for tablets. The LE1600 is also the first slate to integrate a built-in hardware security suite, which includes a fingerprint reader and the Trusted Platform Module (TPM).View full PC Magazine Editors' Choice Article |
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