I actually thought the idea of the "hybrid" device might work, and may be the future of both tablets and PC's. You can use it as a PC when you need it, and as a tablet, when you don't. Best of both worlds, right? Wrong.
Replace "PC" with "Android-powered netbook" and that works out pretty nicely for me and my Asus Transformer. It's my favourite hack-pad these days.
Not saying the rest of your post is wrong, but it's the OS (Windows) which is the problem and not the transformation of form-factor.
Replace "PC" with "Android-powered netbook" and that works out pretty nicely for me and my Asus Transformer. It's my favourite hack-pad these days.
Not saying the rest of your post is wrong, but it's the OS (Windows) which is the problem and not the transformation of form-factor.