> Interesting article, and curious keyboard, but I have to ask "why?"
If for no other applications, I believe they'll be very heavily
employed in education and healthcare settings. My college students
would love these, as much of their regular interaction with PCs is
done on the go (imagine lugging around 7lbs of laptop all day every
day) and a 7" screen is perfect for reading PPT files and other
documents. Stick it in a docking station in a lab and boom, you've
got a full-fledged PC without the hassle of having to move files
around all the time. I think they'll love it if the price is right.
In healthcare, it's much the same. Healthcare workers' computing
requirements are pretty limited, but most custom apps run only on
Windows machines. For making rounds and being constantly on the go in
the hospital or out to patient sites, it'd be really nice.
Maybe for traditional office workers it doesn't make sense, but
vertical applications will make this format work.
- Craig
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