gottabemobile says: Based on Motion's unrelenting commitment to delivering the best customer experience with the highest quality, we have made the decision to not offer the LE1700 WriteTouch feature at this time...LE-Series extended batteries continue to be challenged from a lead time perspective at ~6 weeks world wide, due in large part to industry wide shortages and demand...Pardon my asking the very basic, but does this mean that as of a few days ago Motion is no longer offering technical support to owners of the LE1600, other than the offer to take them in trade in towards the cost of a new LE1700 or LE800...see more

gottabemobile says: They've always been heavily vertical focused, with a very good rep in the medical arena...Probably a rational choice, but too bad for the rest of us...I'd look for them to continue to put out some very good business focused tablet pcs in the future, though...see more

gottabemobile says: Motion Computing has officially announced their F5 Tablet PC...The F5 is targeted for the field force vertical market...I've been fortunate enough to use the F5 the past two weeks, and have thoroughly enjoyed it...I have not enjoyed using a pure slate, including the TC1100, as much as I've enjoyed the F5...It is worth noting that many of the reasons field force workers would need USB ports are covered by the F5 integrating RFID, a barcode scanner, and Bluetooth for GPS connectivity...The F5 began shipping in February 2008, and is currently available through Motion’s network of value-added resellers and distributors...see more

gottabemobile says: I'm looking for a 60 Gb HD, or 80 Gb would be fine as well...I am considering getting a M1400 tablet with a 20Gb hard drive, but I really need the capacity of a 60 Gb drive...Or is there a specific Manufacturer & model that fits the Tablet...see more

gottabemobile says: Based on Motion's unrelenting commitment to delivering the best customer experience with the highest quality, we have made the decision to not offer the LE1700 WriteTouch feature at this time...LE-Series extended batteries continue to be challenged from a lead time perspective at ~6 weeks world wide, due in large part to industry wide shortages and demand...Pardon my asking the very basic, but does this mean that as of a few days ago Motion is no longer offering technical support to owners of the LE1600, other than the offer to take them in trade in towards the cost of a new LE1700 or LE800...see more