The 2006 Engadget Awards: Nominate the Tablet PC of the Year

It's time for the 2006 Engadget Awards, and we're asking for your nominations for the Tablet PC of the Year.

Nominating is easy, here's how you do it:

• Leave a comment as you normally would with what you're nominating for this category (remember, comments must be validated!).
• Don't include your reasons for nominating it or any of that stuff, just leaving the name is fine.
• Limit your nominations only to devices that were introduced and sold for the first time in 2006 (which means no concept devices or prototypes, although we will allow updated versions of previous products).
• Nominations only need be made once to be in the running, so make a quick scan to see if someone's already beat you to your suggestion (i.e., don't nominate anything more than once!).
• We will round up the best selections, and put them to the popular vote.

Thanks, and good luck to all the gadgets!

[Chuckles McGee @ Dec 31st 2006 3:09PM]

Electrovaya Scribbler SC-3100

[jeremy @ Dec 31st 2006 3:19PM]

ibm x60t

[Digg3r @ Dec 31st 2006 3:19PM]

Lenovo X60t

[jpollack @ Dec 31st 2006 3:19PM]

IBM x60t

[Alexander Riedel @ Dec 31st 2006 3:20PM]

Fujitsu P1610

[Keaton @ Dec 31st 2006 3:37PM]

Gateway m-285

[Godzilla @ Dec 31st 2006 4:20PM]

Nokia 770 Internet Tablet

[Lostman @ Dec 31st 2006 4:48PM]

I don't know if a UMPC would be considered a tablet, but the Asus R2H was a decent ripple in a big pond.

[cedric @ Dec 31st 2006 5:22PM]

Lenovo X60t

[Kevin C. Tofel @ Dec 31st 2006 5:29PM]

I'll second the vote for the Fujitsu P1610. It's extremely portable like the UMPC class of Tablets, yet has a usable keyboard, PC Card slot, is Vista-capable and offers palm-rejection technology that assures there's no vectoring when using the touchscreen.

[Kevin C. Tofel @ Dec 31st 2006 5:30PM]

Ack, my bad Ryan. I scanned the post in my feeds and missed the rules. Sorry!

[Cristobal Negrete @ Dec 31st 2006 6:33PM]

Lenovo X60t

[Keith G. @ Dec 31st 2006 6:47PM]

Toshiba Tecra M7

[kev @ Jan 1st 2007 1:34AM]

The X60t has abyssmal battery life. The P1610 is small but can get the job done far better. And, unless you're fat or your hands are just big, the keyboard isn't that hard to use.

[Trevor @ Jan 1st 2007 1:40AM]

Fujitsu p1610

[myscrnnm @ Jan 1st 2007 4:59AM]

ThinkPad X60 Tablet.

[Chris Owens @ Jan 1st 2007 7:09AM]

Asus R-1

[Joe Moore @ Jan 1st 2007 11:48AM]

(My awesome) Toshiba M400 Core Duo

[linda @ Jan 1st 2007 2:37PM]

Lenovo ThinkPad X60 Tablet

[elmomat @ Jan 1st 2007 4:26PM]

LG C1 Series (10,6")

[trxman @ Jan 1st 2007 6:04PM]

LENOVO X60t

[Mark Polino @ Jan 1st 2007 9:11PM]

Samsung Q1

[SarieaTsukihoshi @ Jan 2nd 2007 2:28AM]

Acer Travelmate C200 (C204 specifically)

This one might be pushing it because the "First Look" post tabletpcreviewspot.com had on it was dated Dec. 30, 2005 so I don't know if that would qualify for 2006.

[Jon Dee @ Jan 2nd 2007 4:14AM]

Toshiba M400 Core Duo

[Blademonkey @ Jan 2nd 2007 5:30AM]

IBM Thinkpad X60 Tablet

[Martin @ Jan 2nd 2007 9:35AM]

HP TC4400

[robert @ Jan 2nd 2007 9:49AM]

lenovo x60 tablet

[Tariq Ali @ Jan 2nd 2007 12:00PM]

Toshiba Portege M400

[Jamie Wright @ Jan 2nd 2007 4:51PM]

Fujitsu T4020

[Sunil Alankar @ Jan 2nd 2007 7:44PM]

Fujitsu T4215

[Dan Prizer @ Jan 2nd 2007 10:17PM]

Fujitsu P1610

[Alan @ Jan 3rd 2007 1:23AM]

Toshiba Tecra M7

[cookyshark @ Jan 3rd 2007 4:22AM]

Lenovo Thinkpad X60 Tablet

[Ricky @ Jan 3rd 2007 7:19PM]

X-60

[ahddie @ Jan 7th 2007 6:46AM]

toshiba portege m400 s4034

[justauser @ Jan 8th 2007 1:07PM]

Fujitsu 4215