Teaching, Technology, and Learning

I purchased an iGo Stowaway Keyboard for use with my OQO 02, but the truth is, I hardly used it. I haven't been travelling too much, and for extended typing I just use my desktop. When I'm out on the go, the built-in OQO keyboard or pen is fine for the tasks I've been doing (mostly browsing/reading) so there is no need to carry a separate keyboard, despite the small size of the Stowaway Keyboard.

I installed Vista on my tc1100 last week and as reported elsewhere in the blog-o-world, it's relatively smooth. I ran the Vista upgrade advisor and it told me to free up disk space and get new wireless drivers. By downloading the most recent WLAN drivers from HP's support site, I was able to get wireless working on the initial install.