Gateway C-120X

The touch sensitive screen adds valuable functionality; no longer are tablet users slaves to the almighty stylus! Plenty of thoughtful features like a fingerprint scanner, DVD burner and FireWire port

Extra layers of the screen dulls image and appear grainy. Speakers are loud but tinny. Users must manually change screen orientation. Only 2 USB ports

Great speakers. Full-size keyboard. Integrated optical drive.

Laggard performance. Poor battery life.

More Tablet PC reviews:

Has Wacom digitizer and touchscreen ; Soft palm rest ; Responsive keyboard and touchpad ; Battery power indicator light ; Screen able to rotate either direction into tablet mode ; Overall quiet and cool running ; Very nice design, professional and...

Spring-loaded pen gets stuck in silo ; Screen wobbles some because hinge isn't secure enough ; Screen is grainy and washed out due to extra layers used for touchscreen and active input ; Screen does not orientate itself to user perspective when rotated...

The C120X is a solid Tablet. The chassis and overall build is sturdy, the appearance is nice and you don't have to worry about those dirty fingerprints so much since there's no glossy finish treatment. I wish the hinge was a little stronger, so the...

A relatively reasonably priced tablet that's thin, light and good looking. Very good build quality and a robust hinge make this tablet good for school and travel. The Wacom digitizer is responsive and accurate for a touch screen and we love the...

Screen isn't bright or sharp. WiFi range is less than average

had an internal optical drive. The C-120X and it's business twin the E-155C fit that bill and add good hardware specs to the mix. We really like the touch screen convenience coupled with good digitizer accuracy when using the pen, and the wide screen...