The problem is not to ignore IE. The REAL nightmare is when your client want old IE6/7 to load all that state-of-art tabeless layout made by designers which are no longer in the company. Damn you legacy users!

Works fine, but hard to keep data updated. Not worthy.

I don't want the world agree with me, far from it, I just want to understand the facts I've posted. When I have the chance to do a extended try-out with one of these tablets, I will. For now, I can't afford ~U$1k on a device just to try it (here in Brazil theses things are endeed expensive).

Currently, I can't see why I should have a tablet, I don't have any use for it today. My iTouch+Nokia E63 combo works fine for me, and even fits my pocket.

I don't think I'm thaaaat wrong, there IS some hype. People interests changes, I agree with you; but how it changed that much, is a question I don't know the answer.

That's a reasonable answer. Plus the credit Apple have with innovative products, people were crazy about it even before the launch.

But my point is: most of people who buy this new gen. tablets could accomplish the same tasks they usually do with smartphones or less. Users are overrating themselves!

That's exactly my point. No hype before iPad1.

"Does it blend - Deathmatch" sounds more amusing to me :D

Am I the only one that just don't care about tablets? Ok, it's a cool piece of tecnology, but why all that hype around it?

Everything was calm before iPad1, now everybody needs one plus every company urges to build their own.

Pi day your a** ! Oh, wait... I meant 2pi*r

.. nothing will happen.

Experts-Exchange it's like prostitution: it gives exactly what you need but in the end you know that you can get if for free with some effort.

No, New Tokio. Akira made that quake.

With all that japanese tecnology absorbed, the wave can reach your house anytime it want!

Play? How about making money?

Just one more thing to not buy from HP.