I tried it out (at Cebit) and was very disappointed. Slow, unappealing. Has a touch screen that can work with fingers (the pen was missing, for security reasons I guess). There were plenty of machines available to demonstrate the various applications (games, GPS etc.) but they took forever to load applications and got worse when more than one was running. I won't be buying...
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I tried it out (at Cebit) and was very disappointed.
Slow, unappealing.
Has a touch screen that can work with fingers (the pen was missing, for security reasons I guess).
There were plenty of machines available to demonstrate the various applications (games, GPS etc.) but they took forever to load applications and got worse when more than one was running.
I won't be buying...