ALA Midwinter with a handheld
I am here at ALA in Philly. I am testing the Sony VAIO UX280P for PSU Libraries handheld device project. I am getting better at typing, but these posts will probably look more like Twitter each day. But web browsing is fast with the stylus AND built-in mouse. I can even take a picture of myself.
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