The previous post was an accident and the current blog settings do not allow me to edit or delete previous entries, so here is the correct post:

We recently purchased the Toshiba Portege M400 Tablet PC at work for presentations. Our decision for this model was driven by the need for a beefy notebook that also had a tablet pc digitized screen. While a bit bulky for a Tablet PC, the M400 has above average power with a 1.83 GHz Intel Duo Core processor. We were going to bump the RAM from the standard 1 GB (for the M400-S4032 model) to 2 GB but the 1 GB is two 512 chips and purchasing only ordered one extra 1 GB chip so we settled for 1.5. This model also comes with a 100 GB hard drive which is ample room but only comes in 5400 RPMs. All together it is very powerful for a Tablet PC.

With our company image and the Toshiba OEM software we booted with an initial 450+ MB of a memory footprint. I immediately uninstalled as much as I could to get down to 325 which is abo ...

After a fairly grueling 18 hour day, devLink 2006 is in the archives. The unofficial turnout was a little shy of 400, which blew away our original 250 goal. Everyone I talked to throughout the day (attendees, speakers, and sponsors) seemed very pleased and we got through with only a few minor issues. Next year is only going to get bigger and better. I personally had a blast although I was a zombie by the end of the day. Next time you guys see John Kellar, make sure to thank him since he was one of the primary forces getting this going. There are several other event staff that really busted their tails to make this thing happen: John Baker, Joe Chafatelli, and Amy Boegh. Several volunteers helped out the day of the event, some who just offered to help when they registered! We will get the list of these names and post them to the devLink site to make sure they get their due. Thank everyone who attended and if you did not get a chance to give your feedback in the conference surveys, please post your com ...