Aside from OneNote, they were a sort of a pariah in the PC industry. Tablet PCs had a real personality dilemma way back then. Professors even asked from time to time whether I brought my paper notebook to class, so I wasn't playing with my "toy" the whole time. So when I sat in my undergrad classes taking notes in OneNote 2003 on my Thinkpad X41, people looked at me like I was an alien. The smartphone craze was still years away, and for all intents and purposes, touchscreens were relegated to two platforms: the Nintendo DS, and the last hurrah of Palm devices like the Treo. In the mid-2000s, walking into a college classroom holding a laptop that came with a stylus for the purpose of note-taking was without a doubt out of place.
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