I checked on the status of my computer today (as I have everyday) on Toshiba’s website and things aren’t looking good from a distance. Tell me what you think this means:

It sounds like they don’t know I have the SystemGuard Warranty even after faxing it to two different people at two different times. [...]

For those still deciding on whether to buy a tablet or not, the more screen shots the better. I thought I’d post some more example notes and homework so people can see how I use the digital ink and how tablets can benefit any student.

There are eight or so screen shots after the jump [...]

I just had to post about this. We’re in the process of getting a new roof and today was the first day of roofing. While beginning the job and clearing some tree branches, the workers apparently made our local beehive unhappy. Of course, we didn’t even know we had a local beehive, but from the [...]

I had a fun time with my tablet (well, the tablet I’m borrowing) this morning. Not really anything different, but enough to make me smile and enjoy the bliss of digital notes + internet.

I have a couple pictures so instead of taking up room on the front page, follow the jump to read my [...]

Well, my screen is still broken and I still have the tablet in my hands.

There was confusion about the SystemGuard warranty I bought but Toshiba didn’t have record of. After faxing my proof of purchase to two different numbers after talking to two different people, I finally talked to a great service rep who [...]

You know: Snap, Crackle, and Pop. Except this was more of a pop, snap, crackle. Yup. My screen broke.

I had put my tablet in my backpack and I was getting up from lecture to go to my next class when the strap on my backpack unsnapped and the backpack went crashing to the floor [...]

I was lucky enough to score a guest spot on the Tablet PC Show #23 with James Kendrick and Marc Orchant and we had a fun morning discussing (what else) tablet PCs and how they relate to students. Now, Skype was acting up on us so some of it sounds a little funky, but we [...]

There’s a new beta for PDF Annotator which Rob Bushway pointed me to after my last post. The only problem with my GoBinder digital book semi-solution is that large color pages are a pain to split up into small 10-20 page sections when the book is 500 pages long (black and white pages do fine [...]

Sorry for the lack of many updates now that school has started. I’m trying to keep up with the piles of homework I get taking 5 technical courses and it leaves limited time for blogging. I’ll try to keep some stuff going though.

That said, I’ve had trouble figuring out how best to keep my books [...]

Chris Pratley (one of the OneNote designers) outlines how the folks at OneNote decided to layout the folders when you first start the program in this article, along with some statistics on how people organize. If you’re still figuring out how you want to organize you stuff this semester, give the article a read, along [...]