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When it ships in March, NEC's Versa LightPad will be the thinnest and lightest Tablet PC.
NEC may be coming late to the tablet PC party, but this week it brings something new to the table: the lightest, thinnest unit running Microsoft's Windows XP Tablet PC Edition.
Microsoft Chair Bill Gates demonstrated a prototype of the NEC Versa LitePad in November at Comdex. NEC is planning to flesh out his preview this week, releasing details and...