Toshiba tc1100 User Manual

A new type of notebook PC, the Tablet PC combines the power and 

functionality of today’s notebook PCs with next-generation pen-based 

and wireless mobile technologies to give teachers and students new 

capabilities that can improve the learning experience. 
Built to serve as a primary PC, the Tablet PC can be attached to a 

standard keyboard, monitor, and mouse for easy computing at the 

desktop. Capable of running all Windows XP–compatible applications, 

the Tablet PC offers the full power of a desktop computer, and more:
•  Windows XP Professional Edition Operating System: The Tablet PC 

takes advantage of the full functionality of Windows XP Professional 

Edition, plus additional enhancements to enable pen-and-ink computing.

•  Ink-Enabled Applications: The Tablet PC is the foundation of a new 

generation of digital pen-and-ink learning applications.

•  Tablet and Pen Settings: Tablet PC settings can be optimized for left-  

or right-handedness and pen calibration. Screen orientation can be 

adjusted to landscape or portrait to match teacher or  

student preference.

By delivering the full power and functionality of a desktop PC in an 

ultra-mobile form factor, the Tablet PC is redefining wireless mobile 

productivity. For teachers, the Tablet PC is a mobile work station where 

they can create classroom presentations, annotate papers, keep their 

students up-to-date on classroom materials and grades, and much 

more—whether at school or at home. For students, the Tablet PC can  

turn almost any location into a remote classroom or study hall where 

they can access the resources they need to succeed. 
Today’s Tablet PC offers a wide range of features that make mobile 

computing easier than ever:
•  New Mobile Uses: The Tablet PC extends full-featured computing to 

teachers and students anywhere and at anytime. 

•  Instant On: Instant resumption from a standby state delivers 

immediate access to the full power of a mobile PC.

•  Grab and Go: Undocking features enable teachers to grab their Tablet 

PC without having to change to a standby or hibernate state.

•  Wireless Network Support: Windows XP zero-configuration wireless 

support makes it easy for students and teachers to access wireless 

networks and stay connected to the information they need while in 

the classroom or at home. 

•  Longer Battery Life: Advances in battery and chip technology 

combined with Windows XP power-management features enable 

teachers and students to take advantage of the mobile computing 

power of the Tablet PC for longer periods of time.

The Tablet PC provides new features and capabilities that make it an 

ideal educational tool for teachers, students, and administrators. From 

convertible models with built-in keyboards to slate-style tablets with 

innovative docking solutions that provide keyboard access, today’s 

Tablet PCs provide the utmost in portable, flexible computing power:
•  Natural Computing: Digital pen-and-ink technology enables users to 

control the Tablet PC as easily with a pen as with a mouse or key-

board. Speech recognition allows users to take advantage of voice 

commands to dictate notes and control their Tablet PC.

•  Windows Journal: Features of this note-taking utility include the  

ability to search handwritten notes using keywords, import documents, 

flag important items, and convert notes to text. Because it makes it 

easy to share notes, Windows Journal can also improve collaboration 

between teachers and students.

•  Tablet PC Input Panel: Enter text into any application and view, 

annotate, and share images, equations, presentations, and more.

•  Gestures: Use the digital pen to make “gestures” that complete 

common tasks. 

•  Sticky Notes: Write notes and reminders on the desktop, in Word 

documents, or any other OLE-enabled application.