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Bob:

Be happy to share what I learn.  For example,from previous threads, I 
figured that the Motion 1600 tablet was about the optium;  now I just 
found out that the  "view anywhere " option is a problem if you wear 
sunglasses.  Also size of the tablet appears to be a problem, at least 
for one user. I will forward a reply I received from Brian Burr on this 
issue.

 From past threads, here is a list of  what the folks on the list are 
using with WXWORX:

1.  Fujitsu 4121  (large)
2.  "Best" tablet PC (good daylight and dimable for night)
3.  Toshiba M200  (big - not bright enough)
4.  Toshiba 3505 (too large - hard to see in daylight---suggests Fujitsu 
ST 4121 with
      indoor/outdoor display)
5.   HP IPAQ 5555  (uses Airgator harness and Navair WX software.  Also 
uses PC               Avionics Mountain Scope Terrain  ona a 512 MGB 
5100 card.
6.   Toshiba Pen Tablet
7.  Motion 1600 tablet with anywhere option

If I find out anything new, I keep you posted.  Regards, Bill H.