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Operating System | Windows XP Tablet PC Edition |
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Weight | 1.4 kg (3.1 lbs) |
Resolution | 1024 x 768 |
Battery Life | Up to 3 hours |
Processor | Transmeta Crusoe TM5800 |
RAM | 256 MB |
Storage | 30 GB HDD |
Display | 10.4 inches |
Graphics | integrated |
Battery | Li-Ion, 4-cell |
Connectivity | Bluetooth |
Ports | USB, VGA |
Details sources of internal and external power for the tablet PC.
Explains energy-saving features that conserve power and reduce startup time.
Guides selection of power modes based on work duration and power availability.
Describes procedures for initiating and resuming from Standby and Hibernation.
Details default procedures for turning on, shutting down, and managing Standby/Hibernation.
Provides methods for shutting down the tablet PC when it is unresponsive.
Explains how to show/hide and use the Power Meter icon for battery status.
Covers changing power switch function and setting standby password.
Details how to select, create, or change Windows power schemes.
Refers to the Hardware Guide for detailed battery pack usage and storage.
Introduces the Q Menu, its controls, and how to display and select items.
Covers setting preferences, adding, removing, and changing Q Menu items.
Details default Q Menu functions like Wireless On/Off, Brightness, Volume, and Capture Screen.
Explains controlling display configurations and assigning keystrokes for system tasks.
Describes Undocked, Viewing, Writing, and Presentation modes for tablet PC configurations.
Covers enabling/disabling profiles, creating custom profiles, and assigning hotkeys.
Instructions for installing the latest versions of Compaq software for optimal performance.
How to find model details and current ROM versions for software updates.
Procedures for obtaining software updates via CD or downloading from the Compaq website.
Steps for updating system ROM and KBC ROM from the internet.
Guide to downloading and installing software packages other than ROM updates.
Using QuickRestore CDs to restore the tablet PC to its factory image.
Cautionary note on replacing the default OS and losing tablet-specific features.
Quick reference to Compaq passwords (Power-on, Supervisor, DriveLock) and their purposes.
Covers setting preferences, forgetting passwords, and combining Compaq/Windows passwords.
Detailed steps for setting, changing, clearing, and responding to power-on password prompts.
Steps for setting, changing, clearing, and responding to supervisor password prompts.
Instructions for using, setting, and clearing DriveLock passwords to protect the hard drive.
General information on using CDs and DVDs, including insertion and avoiding system sleep modes.
Setting AutoPlay preferences and displaying media contents with or without AutoPlay.
Steps for playing audio and video CDs using Windows Media Player.
Instructions for playing DVDs with WinDVD, installing it, and setting regional codes.
Explains how the tablet PC searches for bootable devices in a sequence.
Steps to identify controls and set a preferred boot order for startup.
Details on enabling NIC startup and responding to Network Service Boot prompts.
Differentiates between the ROM-based Setup utility and Windows-based Compaq Diagnostics.
Instructions on accessing, using controls, and setting preferences for the Setup utility.
Covers restoring default settings and configuring access preferences for the Setup utility.
Guides on detecting, installing, and running system scans and diagnostic tests.
Procedures for getting configuration details and running diagnostic tests with Compaq Diagnostics.
Information on using Compaq's online resources and local help for troubleshooting.