HP Tuners/EFI Live with WinXP Tablet PC Ed.??
09-01-2005, 05:49 PM
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HP Tuners/EFI Live with WinXP Tablet PC Ed.?? Has anyone tried using it on a tablet PC?
Can the reps from both companies verify whether it will work with WinXP Tablet PC edition or not?
Can the reps from both companies verify whether it will work with WinXP Tablet PC edition or not?
09-02-2005, 04:08 PM
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Originally Posted by MrDude_1
it works, but typing sucks. lol you need the keyboard too much, and in a moving car, its a pain.
Other than tuning, I plan on using MS Streets & Trip for GPS navigation. I also heard that MS is working on incorporating live traffic flow update for their software, when and if there's access to internet. That's p.i.m.p.
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09-02-2005, 04:16 PM
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I tune using a Toughbook CF-73 touchscreen. It is certainly not the cheapest laptop available, but it well worth the extra expense if you ask me.
Touchscreen tuning is
The handle is also very nice, when you have your hands full when getting off the dyno.
Ryan
Touchscreen tuning is
The handle is also very nice, when you have your hands full when getting off the dyno.
Ryan
09-02-2005, 09:25 PM
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Originally Posted by kim307
You can just mount the screen on the dash and use bluetooth or infrared wireless keyboard, MUCH easier and "spacier(?)" than having a laptop on your lap. Models like HP tc1000, or tc1100 only weighs like 3-4lbs. VERY LIGHT.
Other than tuning, I plan on using MS Streets & Trip for GPS navigation. I also heard that MS is working on incorporating live traffic flow update for their software, when and if there's access to internet. That's p.i.m.p.
Other than tuning, I plan on using MS Streets & Trip for GPS navigation. I also heard that MS is working on incorporating live traffic flow update for their software, when and if there's access to internet. That's p.i.m.p.
