You don’t see this very often – Allegiance Technology Partners has just announced a special $600 trade-in credit on your used LE1600, good towards the purchase of any new Motion Computing Tablet PC.

Few can duplicate what Motion Computing has done for Tablet PCs, so it's no surprise that the company's newest slate, the Motion Computing LE1600 ($2,199), supplants its predecessor, the M1400 as our ...

I received the LE1600 last Friday. With everything that Motion has done innovation wise to this tablet, I was really excited about the possibilities. I’ve always liked the Motion tablets: I’ve owned 2 ...

Motion Computing's LE1600 tablet looked like a pretty decent unit when we checked it out last month, but a lot of the demand for tablets (some would say the only demand) is in vertical markets where ...

Motion Computing unveiled its latest Tablet PC design Tuesday, hoping to light a fire under a PC category that has not lived up to early expectations. The new Motion LE1600 uses Motion’s familiar ...

Today sees the launch of a new tablet PC from Motion Computing, who are updating their M1400 line in the new LE1600. They're really billing the battery life on this thing, which looks like the first ...

Dr. Chris Hillman, Global AI Lead at Teradata, joins eSpeaks to explore why open data ecosystems are becoming essential for enterprise AI success. In this episode, he breaks down how openness — in ...

Motion Computing adds to its slate repertoire with the introduction of the LS800 ($2,167 direct as tested), a mini Tablet PC. The LS800 is reminiscent of its predecessor, the LE1600 ($2,199), though ...

Company teamed up with Intel and tested prototypes with hospital workers to create a tablet PC that will help doctors and nurses be more efficient Promising to save doctors and nurses from as much as ...

Anyone have any practical experience with Motion Computing? I am particularly interested in the LE1600 and even the LS800.<BR><BR>I know there are a few better known companies producing tablets, but ...