Unboxing a Windows XP Tablet From a Viewer!

[@mitchellgr33n4]

Oh jeez I packed it up without doing a proper shutdown first, that’s embarrassing lol Great to see you’re happy with it!

[@hassaneldessouki]

This always happens with me lol, your an awesome man anyways!

[@justingameshowchannel7668]

Mitchell Gr33n I wish A windows xp tablet

[@MichaelMJD]

No that was me actually! I powered it on and it booted up fine but I didn't have the camera set up properly. Sorry if it looked that way!

[@0Wayland]

Thanks for this amazing gift!

[@trafficracer124]

Ah yes thanks for making this video happen

[@DonvW]

This brings back so many memories. My uncle used to own one of these and he eventually gave it to me when he had crashed Windows. Putting Windows back on it was a huge pain due to the lack of a CD player and the fact it couldn't boot from the USB ports nor SD-card. So, thirteen-year-old me (Turning 25 in a week, so it's almost half my life ago) tried network booting it, which was a success! The higher than average screen resolution got my mind blown when I was shopping for a new laptop. Just like the dedicated CTRL+ALT+DEL button, which is so useful. In Windows XP there are some fun software additions with the 'buttons' next to the screen. When you hove them with the pen, you would see tooltips on possible programs to run. If you tap them, you'd launch them. The little joystick also rotates with the screen, which was pretty cool. It's possible to run Windows Vista and 7 without Aero transparency, but it's not a great experience. Windows 8+ won't work because the CPU misses some instructions.

[@Mario_N64]

I downgraded a Fujitsu tablet from Vista to XP for a friend. It was unusable on Vista. It came with an external optical drive, very nifty. Really cool, it was a joy to use. Really useful for serious work.

[@DonvW]

@@user-dn3hq9uj7x at some point I just hooked the harddisk to another pc, installed Windows XP until the graphical part and then put the HDD back in the laptop. I broke Windows too many times 😅

[@beedslolkuntus2070]

Tablet from the olden times have more ports than today’s modern MacBook laptops

[@koenhuisbrink]

Yes your right. But usb c can support more ports.

[@beedslolkuntus2070]

tokkie dekip But dongle mess? :(

[@beedslolkuntus2070]

Ameqsis Shit, its true, there is no argument in that..

[@ethograb]

I have a mouth and an asshole therefore an assortment of other orafaces therefore I have more ports than the MacBook.

[@Ashton_783]

My laptop uses usb 1.0 nerd

[@aid0nex]

Ultra cool! This was waaaaaayyyy ahead of its time!! Just like a surface, but more then a decade earlier!!

[@IamSonoma]

Nice video. I used to have a ton of motion computing tablets (1200; 1300; and 1400) all loaded with windows XP tablet edition. They were deployed to over 150 sites averaging 10 - 40 per site. We practically gave them away to a recycling company. If I do come across one I will be happy to send it your way. It may have a stylus but any should work. I know I should still have a matching docking station and USB keyboard with mouse trackpad to send with.great videos. Thank you.

[@IamSonoma]

Edit - I just happen to have 3 1400. I need to track down the powercords. And a dock.

[@MichaelMJD]

Wow that sounds awesome! Thank you for watching the video

[@IamSonoma]

@@MichaelMJD I will get everything approved, wiped and if all goes well get the shipped to you.they are going to recycling so it should be ok.

[@LouiesWorkshop]

Thinkpad territory right here 11:18. Thinkpads didn’t even have a windows key from 1995-2008

[@anonymousidea9119]

My thinkpad XP tablet PC (2006) has a windows key. Model X60T.

[@ipeters61]

Hey Michael, congrats on the laptop! Just so you know, an alternative MAY be getting a Wacom USB tablet and using that with Windows XP Tablet Edition. I remember I had one and used it with the "tablet" features on Vista.

[@MichaelMJD]

Oh that's cool! I didn't even think of that haha.

[@RobertDeloyd]

LOL I have one of those Toshiba tablets sitting somewheres in my garage... I think I'll have to go and find & play with it. Thanks for reminding me :)

[@wyxenn]

how is a small youtuber verified

[@RobertDeloyd]

@@wyxenn Verified response: I get asked this all the time so I copied down this response: I didn't cheat the system or anything like that. At the time I joined KZbin, a very long time ago, to be verified meant that you were really the person you said you were and I am.

[@mufeedco]

This Tablet has Wacom technology in it. It is 512 pressure sensitivity.

[@Windows-nt9ts]

Guest in Back. It’s yuri from DDLC..

[@Windows-nt9ts]

Guest in Back. DDLC ain’t even a anime, and no. I am not a weeb! I take that as a PERSONAL assault. So i, shall now call 999.

[@anonymousidea9119]

Cursed

[@luisgonzalez5482]

I used to love my 8960p Elitebook from HP that looked like this one, it was actually a very well performing tablet PC once I upgraded the CPU

[@lhamil64]

That keyboard layout is a weird Toshiba thing. I always hated that windows key placement.

[@definitely_notme4112]

That is pretty cool. Almost makes me want to get a modern version of it, the Microsoft surface

[@aamcclary1]

I had that exact model. It was a awesome laptop but the only downside was you needed the included DVD drive if you ever wanted to reinstall the OS.

[@nintendogames3149]

❤

[@ricigri1242]

Don't forget to thank Mitchell and Michael mdj for the Windows XP Tablet PC key! ahahahah kidding. Good video as always! :)

[@dregenius]

If I remember correctly, those stickers on computers are not retail keys, but are somehow linked to the OEM and/or hardware configuration of a particular device. So I suppose if someone spent hundreds of hours recreating a specific machine's configuration and flashing the BIOS to get it to identify itself a certain way, etc, then maybe those OEM sticker keys might be useful lol.

[@batsrule]

nice. i have the same model. still working today with win7

[@seshpenguin]

Oh, that's an awesome little machine. I have a similar Toshiba tablet and it's an absolute tank! It's dramatically tumbled down an entire flight of stairs while ON and it survived no problem.

[@3x3p]

I myself have never *owned* a PC Tablet, but I've *used* one before.

[@restingcomet]

fish in a bucket

[@brandonmooney-soloyeva9934]

Fujitsu still makes these. I'm using a lifebook t731 with a 2nd Gen i5, it's the last of the resistive touch windows 7 tablets. I can never go to the 2in1 for factor, twisting screen it die

[@nathanlopez5610]

Toshiba puts their Windows keys in a different place on all their laptops.

[@JessicaFEREM]

I remember one of my old doctors having a PC like this but it was a fujitsu, he would use a special Dragon, naturally speaking mic to input text

[@cannedbeverage7687]

You need to make more vids on this tablet and all the stuff that came with it. Btw, isn't XP Tablet PC Edition 2005 the original Microsoft OS to come with Inkball? At least that's what Wikipedia says.

[@beedslolkuntus2070]

Reminds me of my old 2009 toshiba laptop, all the games ):

[@lactobacillusprime]

Wow - I remember using one of these during a research project I was part of - through the tablet patients would input questionnaires on site and I would encode data measured in an application. I totally forgot about this machine and now you just showed it today! Thanks for showing this.

[@tyg3rpro]

I just came across this video, believe it or not I currently have 3 tablet pc's with styli, one has a regular touchscreen as well, I have a Toshiba Protege that is actually a little older than that tabletpc

[@archgirl]

These old Portege laptops with the Wacom active digitiser and stylus are really useful machines for startup animators on a tiny budget. You can find deals on these which make them cheaper than even the smallest, cheapest modern Wacom graphics tablets *and* these have the benefit of the drawing surface being the actual display. It’s like a low spec Wacom Cintiq.

[@SiIverDragon]

Yes for the not completely Genuin copy of windows Office 2003 ^^

[@Synergiance]

Speaking of old VirtualBox versions, I miss when it was developed and owned by Innotek

[@RetroReviewYT]

I’d love to have the HP TC1100 myself.

[@Petar321_GT]

me too. and put *vista lite* on it ;)

[@RetroReviewYT]

Bill Gates I’d do that as it does have the tablet PC components still in tact.

[@32bitrant]

The location of the Windows key was more common for earlier Toshiba laptops, such as the '99 Toshiba Portege 7020CT and equivalents. I don't think it was until later when they moved the Windows key to it's "normal" place

[@mntman603]

This is cool. I'm a geek too. Right on Mitchell.

[@BilisNegra]

What a surprise! I actually have one of these in my pile of old laptops. Unfortunately, though, it did not come with a Tablet PC edition of XP.

[@jjohnson71958]

Id love to have one of these cool tablet/laptops just for fun

[@ksp1278]

Try the Toshiba R400. Its like this tablet, but sexier. Lol

[@Prism3213]

Ooh, a WinXP tablet :O

[@fishmanlovessoftware4115]

Michael I would love to see a more in-depth video on this tablet/laptop. Awesome of Mitchell to send it to you. : = )

[@MichaelMJD]

It is in the works! Excited to take a closer look at it for sure!

[@pp3k07]

When you zoomed in on the stylus, I scrolled back on my mouse to zoom back out..... T_T

[@lucaplayz8476]

5:45 u can see the product key (if u take a photo and turn your phone upside down u can see it)

[@mrparalyzed6024]

Try installing an SSD and a modern Windows version on it. :]

[@mish1195]

I have a Lenovo Yoga 530-14ARR, a very nice machine. It has a Ryzen 3 2200u and a Vega 3 with 12GB RAM (upgraded from 4). I upgraded it from 4 and the gaming performance is drastically better. I'm able to run games like Battlefield 1 or Crysis 3 on 30FPS low. Before, I was only able to run Crysis 2 on 800x600 on 30FPS.

[@mastergonzalo2257]

Amazing Unboxing!

[@pwcorgi2000]

This must be a semi recent laptop/tablet, that someone installed Windows 95. I say that because there was a WIFI/Bluetooth sticker inside the battery compartment.

[@mikumiku4u942]

Run Linux off a USB on this, like Ubuntu!!

[@dracodrake2973]

OK so I guess you have two XP tablets now. Oh wait I got you confused with another KZbin that has an XP tablet

[@kittyyyyyyyy]

yes an old school wacom tablet. very nice

[@DemeDemetre]

very ahead of its time

[@Windows7601]

Looks like my HP Compaq C4200. It is a Windows XP Tablet too!

[@notvitalkanev]

Really interested to see the overview of software installed on this tablet. Kinda rare tablet :-P

[@thespkrYT]

what a nice text document! iTunes before iOS 7....I got an old Acer laptop (video on my channel also) from school and it had iTunes 4 installed but I didn't film that ;)

[@BilisNegra]

6:12 The SD card reader in old laptops is only useful if you have appropriate old cards under 2gb of capacity. HC type SD's (typically anything 4gb or over ), are not supported.

[@TechProYoutube]

i love your vids keep it up

[@MichaelMJD]

thank you! will do

[@rogerjohnson9391]

You should try windows 7 or windows 10 on it

[@draz9765]

lol I remember having this exact laptop 15 years ago...

[@user-dw6fj1py1o]

More Info Windows Icon + Pause

[@TransitAndTeslas]

Box-Ception!

[@blainepalmerza]

Another great video :D

[@MichaelMJD]

Thank you!

[@KevinOsborne1987]

Which is better, this or a Lenovo/IBM X61t?

[@dcfuksurmom]

thinkpad x41 tablet was pretty cool, wish i still had it, sadly i didnt have a stylus and the fingerprint scanner only worked on xp

[@denisdeseneaza1724]

A box inside a box!

[@sentry1234]

Here’s something interesting make a video about the hp iPaq it’s a pocket pc with windows mobile

[@Josh.Davidson]

I have a Toshiba Satellite M45-S2653 which is a regular Pentium M Centrino laptop and it has a key card exactly like that, with weird tilde and windows keys

[@symp]

Soon you’ll be able to install windows 10 ARM on any iPhone up to the iPhone X and some iPads using the checkm8 exploit by axi0mX. You should do a video on it 😂

[@8jiwastaken]

i have one of those. i bought it on 2005 and its still useful but the overheating of it is a big problem for me :( do you have any ideas to cooldown the monitor heat, or how to free up cpu and ram?

[@TDGalea]

I can tell you that the Toshiba Portege line, which looks very similar to this without tablet functionality, also has that horrific Windows key placement.

[@archgirl]

The Portege line *does* have the tablet functionality, they have Wacom active digitisers. I was considering getting the Portege M400 for animation in Linux with Pencil2D.

[@aared]

Of course Windows XP stole the pen hover feature from iPad OS 16

[@partitionhlep]

9:43 I think you have never used any drawing tablet for a normal PC. Am I correct? I have a VEIKK S640 Drawing Tablet and I can hover to move the cursor. I'm guessing that that Windows XP Tablet can be used for drawing.

[@GamesCell]

Does the touch work with fingers like on the first gen iPhone or just with stylus?

[@gabrielgomez2483]

Just stylus

[@kbhasi]

13:31 I've been meaning to do the same thing, but with Windows 7 and/or Mac OS 10.8! At least for the former, I've been meaning to get a ThinkPad T420 to load with Windows 7 before it goes out of support and have be my main Windows 7 laptop, like how I have my R52 for the same thing but with Windows XP. For example, I'd load Office 2010 instead of 2002, and Firefox 28 or ESR 24 with updates disabled, the latest Pale Moon, iTunes 11.4, etc. Also, Spotify?! Is it even possible to still log in on such an old version of the client?

[@skydogace]

I have a Gateway Windows XP Tablet PC Edition from around 2003-2005(I don’t know when it was made exactly) and I can’t seem to find anything like it. It has the original pen, all original hardware, Ethernet cable, mouse, battery, charger. It has everything, it even has a DVD drive. And for some reason all the Windows XP Tablet PC editions that I find online don’t have that so I’m wondering if the one I have is rarer, (I’m just guessing at this point.) so if anyone has any information please reply. it still works and everything.

[@JessicaFEREM]

I have a Dell laptop from 2003 that has the windows logo in the top right. Weird place for it

[@mitsy2870]

Couldnt you upgrade to Windows 10?

[@windowslab4820]

Windows 10 is FINE

[@42drs]

That is a HP Compaq Laptop keyboard, it is too similar

[@giomac6464]

i had a normal toshiba laptop that had the windows key in the same spot

[@-riya6696]

I want this

[@AsianFlex]

I’ve owned a pc tablet DESKTOP and my mom made me throw it away?

[@Rvthless__]

Did she have a reason for it?

[@rodger3352]

But why ?

[@iphone4s4s4s3]

I still use Windows XP!

[@windowslab4820]

This display is magnetic sensitive. Touching the screen does not work.

[@retrozvoc6189]

Oh my... How much I wished to have one of these and now I cannot even find them... This kind of an XP machine would definitely be amazing to have and use. Airgapped (at least partially), no intrusive updates, no spying, no worrying about things crashing up, nice computer for slightly retro gaming (2001-2007), listening to music, sorting out files, managing files around, drawing things on the tablet screen (oh boy, how much I wanted that in the early deviantART days with Paint.NET), using XP-purposed video editors of the time that KZbinrs used to make things great. Could you please help me find one of these? I really really want to find one of them! I'm in Croatia and I get weird results. Search engines hate me. Thank you!

[@lonttugamer2939]

For sure you could do a lot on a machine like this! I can already see myself playing diablo on that touchscreen xD

[@retrozvoc6189]

@@lonttugamer2939 No, seriously. Where can I buy one of these?

[@lonttugamer2939]

@@retrozvoc6189 Honestly no idea. My best guess is to search ebay and amazon, but i dont bother since im too poor anyways. Being only 16 i dont get income from anything.

[@retrozvoc6189]

@@lonttugamer2939 I know how it feels like. If only prodigies and creative computer people could get a special income for talenty work (both for doing it and in order to have tools to do it, BUT FIRST getting the tools :3). That has been my dream wish ever since I knew about money being needed and about the Catch22 issue which I just didn't know was called Catch22.

[@hirandom100]

Anyone know where i can find windows xp tablet

[@TenSeventy7_2]

This might be late. But the hovering tech has been a signature of Wacom's (that laptop has a Wacom hardware). The tech is very similar to Samsung's S Pen on the Galaxy Note, and that's made by Wacom too. It uses Electromagnetic Resonance (EMR) to track the pen's location even if it's not touching the screen. www.wacom.com/en-ph/for-business/technologies/emr www.androidauthority.com/break-it-down-how-does-the-s-pen-work-154435/

[@Tashy0116]

NOTHING: ME: *SURFACE IN 2001*

[@estellebright2579]

This model or unit may be sold in China.

[@fsp0_]

Cool

[@chengxiaoshi3461]

wheres Microsoft paint

[@davithehuman4432]

Yay

[@jfrbroadcast]

No offense I almost fell asleep listening to your voice

[@RakMontageGaming]

*HAND REVEAL*

[@leap123_]

2022: *FACE REVEAL*

[@SurfenSpace]

Not a tablet! :(

[@Lukeisdumb23]

Lol

[@jargon343]

first

[@goncalojaneiro4657]

Try and upgrade to all the next versions of windows: like Vista, 7, 8, 8.1 and 10

[@ab.3800]

We’ve been spoiled with new screens lol I remember when you could see the pixels on a laptops display lol My doctors office when I was a kid had some similar machines but they were compaq and I believe all the computer was in the screen and keyboard could be detached

[@mistrotech8894]

I use a gateway m275. Its a lot like this. A pentium m 1.7ghz, 2gb ram, and intel extreme graphics 2. And importantly, Windows XP tablet edition😀

[@FaiqDunkmies]

Man discovers pens

[@beedslolkuntus2070]

Hi Michael!!

[@bhasitl]

I was also looking for a Windows XP/Vista Tablet PCs and looked on eBay but it was rare and expensive. Looking forward to more videos on it!

[@karenweiner1857]

I'm surprised you had never used an XP tablet computer before this! I thought they were pretty common: my mom had an HP tablet computer for work starting in probably around 2008, and I had the same one for school the 2012/13 school year (in both cases they were provided to us by work/school, so maybe it was more common for institutions to buy them than individual people?) When I had mine it was running windows 7, but I remember somehow figuring out that the school had put on like a pirated copy or something, so I assume it had originally come with XP or Vista.

[@AsianFlex]

Can u give it to meh pls

[@hafizazman7157]

Still can install windows vista on it

[@ProRobloxMoreYT]

first no one called it