[ Thanks to Amber
Graner for this link. ]
“Thank you for your feedback. We just wanted to clarify that our
first rotatable touchscreen tablet PC is designed for a specific
market niche and at this stage we cannot cover the whole range of
users. There are other Linux computers available for general use
and we do not need to compete with them. We are currently targeting
users who need a multifunctional portable lightweight tablet PC for
business, study and other purposes. Zorin PC is specifically
designed for easy electronic note taking and drawing which can be
handy for use on the go, on site and in classroom environments
where normal typing is more difficult or inpractical. We believe
that the current specs of the Zorin PC are well suited for this
purpose.”
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