Here is the comparasion between the Asus G73JH and HP Touchsmart tm2.
The  tested is equipped with the following configuration:
Dalle 17.3”LED Backlight ColorShine WUXGA (1920 × 1080)
Intel Core i7-720QM (1.6 GHz)
RAM Installed (Max) 8 GB DDR3 1066 MHz (8 GB max), 2 slots
Storage space 2 SATA drives of 500 GB at 7200 rpm
ATI Mobility Radeon HD5870 1GB GDDR5 dedicated
Optical Drive DVD Recorder
Audio System 2 Speakers-Altec Lansing with subwoofer
2.0 megapixel webcam with microphone
Wi-Fi b / g / n + Gigabit Ethernet
Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR
Card Reader 8 in 1

Output (s) video HDMI, VGA
Input (s) / Output (s) S / PDIF, Headphone, Microphone
USB 4 USB 2.0
OS 7 Windows Home Premium 64-bit
Li-Ion 8-cell 5200 mAh 75Whr
Dimensions (mm) 415 x 320 x 19-22
Weight 3.4 Kg
Other Keypad
He has a stealth look with unconventional shapes and angular lines, the back being particularly aggressive. It is imposing and tilted 5 degrees forward. The design is good and seems solid, the plastic bending very little or no pressure. The screen, beautiful, colorful displays, but is subject to glare because of its brilliant treatment. It is really pleasant to use in games and multimedia. The viewing angles are average, better horizontally than vertically.

The audio delivers a good sound volume and bass stand out.
The connector is relatively limited.

The Chiclet-style keyboard allows seizure pleasant, but it can flex slightly under pressure. With the backlight system it is possible to see the keys in the dark.
The cooling system is one of the best if not the best that the tester has faced. Temperatures are well contained and portable and low noise. It is virtually silent at rest and is scarcely heard at full load. Plastics them remain at room temperature.

Finally autonomy side, it is 1:48 in a row in surfing the Internet with bright red lead, which is quite respectable for a portable player of that ilk.
Here are the specifications of the HP TouchSmart tm2-1050ef:

Dalle 12.1”LED Backlight WXGA BrightView touch multi-touch rotary (1280 × 800)
Intel Core 2 Duo SU7300 (1.3 GHz)
RAM Installed (Max) 4 GB DDR3 (8GB Max), 2 slots
Storage Space 500 GB at 7200 rpm
ATI Mobility Radeon HD4550 512MB DDR3 dedicated, up to 2.3 GB TurboCache
Optical Drive LightScribe External DVD Burner
Audio System 2 Speakers Altec Lansing Dolby Advanced Audio
0.3 megapixel webcam with microphone
Wi-Fi b / g / n + Gigabit Ethernet
Card Reader 5 in 1
Output (s) video HDMI, VGA
Input (s) / Output (s) Combo Headset / Microphone
USB 3 USB 2.0
OS 7 Windows Home Premium 64-bit
Li-Ion 6-cell 62Whr 2800mAh
Autonomy announced 8 hours max
Dimensions (mm) 304 x 222 x 26.3-39.6
Weight 2.15 kg (with battery)
Warranty 1 year

It is a model turned resolutely towards the general public instead of his predecessors. Its design is pleasing to the eye but not the finest. The Chiclet keyboard allows entry and take a nice good size as the touchpad is deactivated. The dedicated graphics card does not prowess in games but managed to correctly decode the stream in High Definition.

It is a pity that the screen does not have a higher resolution and an HDMI output for connecting an external display. The icons are too small to be manipulated with the finger, the stylus in this respect is much more convenient.

The orientation is automatically changed depending on how it positions the Tablet PC to be. Its footprint is more important than a traditional tablet.

This report is for the month of December 2009 the United States and reflects the number of page views per month on the site tabletpcreview per tablet pc. Most are portable convertible tablets for professional use.
1. HP Pavilion tx2500z (still No. 1) – The HP Pavilion tx2500z features an AMD Turion 64 X2 Dual-Core, 4GB of DDR2 RAM, an ATI Mobile Radeon HD 3200 and a touchscreen 12.1-inch WXGA.

2. Lenovo ThinkPad X200: The Lenovo ThinkPad X200 is a solid design. It is equipped with an Intel Core 2 Duo runs Windows Vista Business, a touchscreen 12.1-inch WXGA and a 80GB hard drive. It is a convertible tablet PC aimed at business and making notes.
3. ASUS Eee PC T91: The T91 Asus Eee PC is a Tablet PC ultraportable, like its cousin the tablet Asus Eee Pad, 8.9 inches equipped with an Intel Atom processor, a TV tuner, GPS and 16GB of SSD memory.

4. HP EliteBook 2730p: The HP Compaq 2730p is an improved version of 2710p tablet pc. It retains its attractive design and finish similar to stainless steel. It is equipped with Intel Core 2 Duo, 4GB RAM, a SATA II HDD 120 Gb and a touchscreen 12.1-inch WXGA anti glare UWVA. A good tablet to travel and keep an eye on his business.

5. HP TouchSmart TM 2: The notebook-tablet PC TouchSmart TM2 has been further improved in 2010, as we have seen previously.

6. Dell Latitude XT2 – Similarly, we noticed the Dell Latitude XT2 tablet as a super pc field. Multi-touch capabilities Latitude XT2 system gives users the opportunity to perform natural gestures such as using multiple fingers to carry out pages, zoom, rotate and increase images needed for productivity applications they use in fication days. Integration by Dell multi-touch technology allows customers to use the entire surface of the display, not just the touchpad.

7. Samsung Q1UP-V: The Tablet PC Ultra-Mobile uses the Intel Core Solo U1500 ULV, features a touch screen of 7 inches and runs on Microsoft Vista Business. Q1U-type CMXP is an ultra-portable device that runs Windows XP. Its specifications include an Intel A110 processor clocked at 800MHz, 1GB RAM and 80GB hard drive. The model supports 3G and HSDPA connections, but Wi-Fi connections. Codenamed Q1UP-V Q1 Ultra Premium model is offered with Wndows Vista Business operating system and has an Intel Core Solo processor clocked at 1.33GHz, 2GB RAM and 80GB hard drive.

8. Fujitsu Lifebook T5010: The LifeBook T5010 offers a touchscreen 13.3-inch WXGA display, an integrated modular bay and runs with an Intel Centrino 2. This business-oriented tablet is ideal for taking notes and make presentations.

9. Armor X10: Tablet field ARMOR X10 is equipped with Intel Core Duo processor, a removable hard disk of 2.5 inches, a system for rapid recovery of data, integrated WiFi and a touch screen LCD 10.4 inches.
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10. Fujitsu Lifebook T1010: The Tablet PC LifeBook T1010 uses an Intel Centrino 2 is equipped with a touchscreen 13.3-inch WXGA display, a memory of 2 GB DDR3-1066 SDRAM and runs Windows Vista Business.

The laptops can be found in a wide range of sizes, shapes and weights, from the smallest and lightest to those who hardly satisfy the main feature of a laptop: portability. Read on how to classify laptops, advantages and disadvantages of each category so you can take the best decision when you buy such a computer. You can find notebooks on any IT store but first you have to decide on what kind of laptop computer you really want to have. You can also find notebooks on the internet, new laptops, refurbished ones or second hand if you have a low budget.

TABLET
Comparable in size and weight with ultra portables, tablets offer the ability to write by hand and navigate the menus, documents and web pages directly from the screen, using a special pen, called stylus. The most common type of sites is the convertible tablet that looks very similar to a standard laptop but has a screen that rotates 180 degrees and is then applied over the keyboard. Another type of tablet is the small tablet. These usually lack the tablet’s keyboard the only way to enter text or to navigate is through the screen.

Ultraportable
The smaller and lighter laptops, they have a compact form and are usually for those who travel often, having always in need of their laptop. But beware: what is gained in terms of size is lost in performance and amenities. These laptops are small and quite crowded keyboards, displays small and few ports and connectors. Small size  is translated also in a high price.

LIGHT LAPTOPS
A light laptop offers the optimal combination of portability, performance, amenities and price. With processing power (becoming more powerful) and ergonomic keyboards and screens more and more friendly than ultraportables and tablet with additional sites and optical drive, lightweight laptops let you work easier and faster. Although more expensive than average class laptops (mainstream), they offer maximum performance in a mobile device.

Laptops from the MEDIUM CATEGORY (Mainstream)
The laptops in this class are the only untargeted by a certain field, are the only non-specialized ( ultraportables – offers portability, desktop replacements – provides performance as any other laptop does not). Therefore, the cheapest laptops are in this category but that does not mean we can not find the category mainstream laptops at great prices. They provide everything needed to meet user needs: word processing, editing of photos (at the home user), burn CDs and DVDs, Web browsing and online communication. There are not generally intended for users that travel a lot.

DESKTOP REPLACEMENT
The largest and most difficult type of laptop. As its name shows, they are designed for power and performance as a desktop is ( PC that you know all). Too big and too heavy for anything but transportation from one room to another, this laptop offers the largest screens and keyboards and the best connectivity and the richest equipment. With them may be video editing, 3D graphics, multimedia or games in optimal conditions.

HP Compaq Business NX6310 Dual Core is part of the business affordable notebooks. It is a notebook classic from the business notebook series from HP. Among the characteristics listed: typical sober design business (black angles – designed for maximum functionality), excellent construction (has solid hinges – IBM style, hard mounted anti, spill resistant keyboard, pointing device very maneuverable, shell covered In-Mold Lamination resistance to scratching), and reliability also due to the great majority of the Intel components, excellent autonomy of 5 hours that can extend up to 12 hours by purchasing an additional battery (for trips).

Here are some of the specifications of this great laptop:• Display of 15-inch XGA TFT Active Matrix which is very bright• Processor: Intel Mobile Core Duo T2400 2×1.83GHz 2MB L2 cache (core Yonah, Centrino Duo, dual core, 2MB L2 cache, 0065 microns, SSE3, FSB 667MHz); Supports Enhanced Intel SpeedStep (adjusting frequency and voltage depending on load)

*Chipset: Mobile Intel Calistoga i945GM + ICH7-M
(SATA, DDR-2, PCI-Express, high definition sound)
*Memory: 1GB (1024MB) DDR2 PC5300 667MHz Dual Channel
*Maximum Memory: 4GB DDR2
*Video: Intel 950GMA Express 224MB DDR2 UMA (Windows Vista 3D environment capable – Aero Interface)
*HDD: Fujitsu 80GB user accessible Serial ATA 5400 8MB buffer
(mounted anti – HP Mobile Data Protection System)
*Optical: DVDRW (+/-) Dual Layer and DVDR Hitachi-LG
(knows all standards, including write 8.5GB DVDs)
*LAN: Broadcom NetXtreme Ethernet
*Tri-band Intel Pro 3945ABG wireless LAN technology MOW2 (on / off button)
*Built-in Bluetooth 2.0 (on / off button)

*Modem: Agere Systems HDA 56k V92 with Digital Line Guard
*Sound & Speakers: SoundMAX Integrated Digital HD Audio
*touchpad scroll zone
*2xUSB 2.0
*IEEE 1394 Firewire Ilinka
*PCMCIA
*Exit external monitor – DSUB
*Headphone / Mic jacks
*Kensington security slot
*Feeder original slim
*Battery Li-Ion 6 cells 17,410 mWh 5 o’clock autonomy
*Port extra battery (battery trip)
*License Windows XP Professional SP2
*Dimensions: 3cm x 32.9cm x 24.7cm
*Weight: 2.7kg ; The minilaptop Tablet PC Dialogue FlyBook A33i is also part of the inexpensive laptop computers if you think about the category of the Tablet PC.

Here are some specifications of this laptop:
*Processor: Transmeta Crusoe TM5800 1GHz Mobile
512 KB L2 cache, 128KB L1 cache, nothbridge incorporated in the core frequency and voltage dynamically adjusted
+ specially designed for ultra low voltage minilaptops that are distinguished by low energy consumption (consumption max 7W) and there is less heat generated (it is very cold)
*Chipset: ALi 1535 + monitoring temperature CPU / System / HDD / Battery and fan speed (including display in BIOS)
*Memory: 512MB DDR PC2700
*Video: ATI Mobility Radeon 16MB dedicated DDR 128bit bus
*HDD: Samsung 80GB user accessible 8MB Buffer ATA100 SMART
*LAN: RealtekFast Ethetnet 100Mbps
*Wireless LAN 802.11b (on / off button)

• Built-in Bluetooth 1.1 (on / off button)
• Modem: Smart Link 56k V92
• Sound: Sound Realtel
• Speakers: despite its small size device is surprisingly powerful stereo speakers (loudspeakers)
• Trackpoint + dual set of mouse buttons illuminated

Tablet PC IBM ThinkPad X41 ultraportable is one of the IBM laptops. A real jewelry, a convertible Tablet PC is part of the series of ultra-famous “X” of the best manufacturer in the industry, IBM. Thinkpad traditional quality is taken to new extremes because we are dealing with a device specifically designed to be carried up and down and handled in any way, often supported by a corner with one hand the other being busy with the “pen”.

The case has “rugged design” and is covered with rubber (anti scratch) and is made of titanium composite, the LCD is protected of important mechanical shock (magnesium alloy frame), the hard is mounted on anti shock device with full size keyboard (!) Widely acknowledged as the best in the industry and called The Legendary IBM Keyboard ( it is also spill proof and protect your laptop against liquids and the accidental leakage), it is light and strong (Thinkpad series is spoiled with the Tankpad name), black, slim and elegant, these would be some of the features of a ThinkPad X41.

The device has much to offer: portability that will make you check your bag to see if you have forgot your laptop at home, excellent connections (Wireless LAN / Bluetooth / Infrared / Gigabit LAN) and autonomy of over 7 hours due to the sensational double capacity of the battery .
But the most important characteristic that differentiates it from a laptop or an usually ultraportable laptop is the tablet PC function that enables input of electromagnetic pen with which this laptop is equipped and with whom you can take notes directly on your laptop and other things.

Some other features of this laptop:
Processor: Ultra Low Voltage Intel Pentium M LV 778 1.6GHz 2MB L2 cache
Processor Low Voltage (LV) specially designed for ultra-portable and is distinguished by low energy consumption / less heat generated (it is very cold)
Supports Enhanced Intel SpeedStep
(adjusting frequency and voltage depending on load)
*Chipset: Mobile Intel Alviso-G i915GM + ICH6-M HW monitoring
* Memory: 1.5GB (1536MB) DDR-2 PC4200 533MHz Dual Channel enabled
*Maximum Memory: 2GB DDR-2
* Video: Intel 915GM Express 128MB DDR2 UMA (Windows Vista Aero capable)
* HDD: Shock Mounted Hitachi IBM Travelstar 40GB 1.8 inches – the miniature magnetic drive.

The ThinkPad T43 is also part of the IBM laptops. Some of the specifications of this laptop are:
*Display: 14.1 inch XGA Active Matrix
*Processor: Intel Centrino Sonoma Pentium M 750 1.87GHz 2MB L2 cache
(1866MHz, 533MHz FSB, 2MB L2 cache, SSE2, NX, Dothan core, Sonoma platform)
Supports Enhanced Intel SpeedStep
(adjusting frequency and voltage depending on load)
*Chipset: MB: Intel Alviso i915PM + ICH6-M (ATA-6, DDR-2, PCI-Express, high definition sound)
*Memory: 1GB DDR2 (1024MB) Dual Channel supported / one free slot
*Maximum Memory: 2GB DDR2
*Video: Video: ATI Mobility Radeon X300 PCI-Express 64MB DDR NOT SHARED
(DX9 hardware graphics accelerator with dedicated memory 300MHz GPU / Mem 460MHz)
*Dimensions: 31.1 cm x 25.5 cm x 2.5 cm
*Weight: 2.1Kg