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Tracy Hooten, Webmaster and Author
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IMAGE_00070.jpgTracy is studying petroleum engineering at the University of Texas at Austin. Her first tablet was an Acer C110, then switched to an Acer C302XCi November of 2004, and then moved to a Toshiba M200 August of 2005. In 2004 she was named an Agilix All-Star for community support and founded the Student Tablet PC December of that year. In January 2006, Tracy was named a Microsoft MVP for the Tablet PC platform.

She's worked as an undergraduate researcher in hypervelocity physics her freshman year, and as an intern with ChevronTexaco Summer 2005 and Summer 2006. She participates in the Engineering Honors Program, Society of Petroleum Engineers, American Association of Drilling Engineers, Society of Women Engineers and plans on graduating 2008 with a BS in petroleum engineering and a business foundations degree.

When not busy with school, Tracy enjoys running, card games, reading, and spending time with family and friends.


Trevor Claiborne, Author
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trevorClaiborne.jpgTrevor Claiborne is a fourth year Psychology and Linguistics double major at the University of California, Berkeley, graduating May 2006. Trevor is also a Microsoft MVP for the Tablet PC platform. Trevor has worked in a variety of roles including a small mobile marketing firm, www.ipsh.net, and as a Product Planner for Microsoft CRM. Trevor is currently the president of the Computer Science and Business Association and a founding member/Executive Director of the Berkeley Entrepreneurship and Technology Association. After college, Trevor hopes to follow the entrepreneurial spirit and start his own business though he will likely pursue marketing in the short term. When he’s not busy with school, Trevor enjoys listening to music, cooking, and playing tennis.

Trevor’s first tablet was a Motion Computing M1200. He has since upgraded to a shiny new fully-loaded M1400VA. He now owns a Motion Computing LE1600 and a Gateway M280.

You can contact Trevor at trev@studenttabletpc.com, on AIM at cmdrtrev, and MSN at trevc@berkeley.edu. Trevor is always ready to share advice about almost anything whether it be about starting a company, psychology, business, or, of course, Tablet PCs.
 

Andrew Ferguson, Author
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AndrewFerguson.jpgAndrew Ferguson attends the Colorado School of Mines in Golden, Colorado, studying Electrical Engineering, Electrical Engineering Systems, and Applied Computer Sciences.

Having used a laptop all through high school, Andrew was very excited to be able to use a tablet for college. He hasn't looked back since. His first tablet was an Averatec C3500. However, after serious issues with overheating, he quickly switched to a Toshiba M200.

Andrew is the Chief Engineer for Mines Internet Radio. He was a System Information Services intern at Nordstrom in the Summer of 2005 and will be interning with The Boeing Company for the 2006 Summer.

Andrew is hoping to graduate by 2010 with a BS Engineering-Specialty Electronics, MS Engineering Systems-Specialty Electronics, and a Minor in Applied Computer Sciences.
 

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