That might be your experience, but ours is quite the opposite.

For speed, elegance, portability and functionality, the tablet is streets ahead of the laptop.

Travelled recently with a Galaxy Tab 10.1 - what a relief to have a device the weight of a paperback.

The laptop is the defunct item here.

Last month I did about 3 hours work on a Dropbox document using Polaris Office on my Galaxy Tab. Office, to my chagrin, couldn't open it - said it was corrupted. When I checked, this was a well-known issue. Pretty useless really and have not used it since, but it was nice to use on the tablet.

This is not a good idea.

It would be a bureaucratic nightmare to administer.

This is also having the ambulance at the bottom of the cliff.

This http:www.nytimes.com/2011/01/16/us/16giffords.html?_r=1&hp/. is an article about a gun fair in Tuscon.

This is the real problem - the easy availability of guns.

In a modern society, guns are generally not needed.

... and I noticed it is dated March 27. OK I guess it is when the magazine comes out but still it was a little ironic in this instance.