Can you use a Graphics tablet with a laptop?
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I use my Wacom 4x6 tablet with my laptop all the time. If your laptop meets the minimum hardware/software requirements listed on the tablet's box, then you should be fine.
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link your lap top to your pc via ethernet cable you should be able to operate the laptop
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Graphics cards are usually built into the motherboard itself, so this means you can't replace the graphics card.  Some laptops do have a slot at the bottom for internal wireless cards.  You can also purchase a PC card for the PCMCIA slot.
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a laptop bu far. a tablet pc is like an overworked calculator. if you want power performance and quality at a very atractive price go with dell. go for a bussiness laptop instead of a lawer ened consumer one. but a laptop has everything a desktp has exsept shrunk( hence why they cost so much) tablet pcs are more for the fedx man. i mean he only logs what he takes off his truck and what goes on it. not much there.
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An integrated graphics card is built on the motherboard of your system. You have the option of using it. You aren't required to use integrated video on a PC. A laptop always has integrated graphics so that's not changeable. \nYou can always buy a better graphics card for your system. Either AGP or PCI-E depending on which your motherboard uses. Usually integrated graphics is low end and not very capable for gaming. It is however completely usable for everyday functions even watching movies.
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shared graphics are only designed for basic multi-media tasks as the graphics hardware they use only have limited pixel and shader model cappabilities,these are the specs that determines how good a graphic card is\n            the main problem with graphics in laptops is the space problem ,as manufacturers need to cram loads into a small unit and the easiest way to do the graphics is to add them to the motherboard in the shape of on board graphics\n            however you havent mentioned the name of your on-board graphics,as nvidia and ati have some really good chipsets such as the n-force chipsets in nvidia and the x200 and 300 in the case of ati\n           these 2 manufacturers on board graphics would more than likely run flight sim x no problem,but any other like sis,intel or s3 would struggle\n          which ever one you use ,your best bet would be to set all the video options to the lowest settings and then increase them slowly until you reach a decent frame rate and visual quality,then save these settings if possible\n          good luck
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You might need to go Lenovo website to get the correct driver for your particular notebook graphic driver. ATI website doesn't usually list the driver for mobile graphic card.
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I'm aware of only the Villagetronic VTBook PCMCIA graphics card. You can get info at the link below.\n\nOne way to improve your laptop's display performance is to increase the laptop's memory. Since most laptops use shared memory, increasing the general purpose memory increases the display memory. (When I went from 512 MB to 1 GB on my Toshiba laptop, the video memory went from 64 MB to 128 MB. I know because I checked.) This will give you a little better display performance.\n\nGood luck!
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Install Graphic (VGA) Driver for your Monitor.
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You can't upgrade the graphics in this particular laptop. Very few notebooks have upgradable graphics cards.
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If you've got a laptop, then generally, no. You're stuck with what you bought.\n\nIf it's a desktop, then get a new monitor.
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In most cases it is not possible to add a video card to a laptop.  They have a closed architecture.  Graphics cards are designed for the open architecture of the desktop.  \n\nLaptops have graphics chips that are sometimes soldered onto the system board and sometimes they have a dedicated chip.  When soldered it can't be change, but sometimes the dedicated chips can be upgraded.  You have to check with the manufacture to find out the situation with your laptop.
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you can not upgrade the graphic in the notebook but try updating the device driver from HP.com\n\nhttp://h10061.www1.hp.com/ccsearch/
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Adding Ram is nearly always a good Idea but you may find it won't help with rendering as this uses the Video Memory to build the pictures.in and the only way to get more of that is a new graphics card which you cannot install in a laptop!
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Yes, lots of upgrades can be made to a laptop computer.  The easiest is increasing the memory - it's actually pretty easy to do that yourself.  Check out the link below - good company for cards and other parts, usually has directions on installation.\n\nYour second question - yes, it is possible to hookup a mouse to a laptop via usb.  They even have mini-mouses now - work well, easier to transport.
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What he said and NO you cannot add a card. Most laptops cannot play 3D games very well unless they are some of the newest models.
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a tablet pc is a type of notebook pc that allows the user to write directly on the monitor screen with a special pen.