I bought the HP 2105 - it's only $300 right now and does 1080p which is a decent deal (much better than what Dell offers). So far I like it - there are cool apps like Bump Top that make the device really interesting. The value in this device isn't that Windows is automatically amazing to use with multi touch, it's that there are great 3rd party apps coming out.

One cool use of multi touch monitors is for peer use - instead of having to point and something on the screen and say "click that button" i can just click it, and whoever's driving can continue using the keyboard and mouse. It's actually pretty cool if you do peer programming.

1. My connection's not fast enough for SD youtube videos to buffer appropriately
2. Flash ganks 60% + CPU on both of my cores while playing the sample:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DUM1284TqFc&fmt=37

Meh.

Wait about 3 months - I think we're seeing the end of the 500MHz processor era and what comes next will probably be a huge leap. I'm hoping for a 1GHz HTC handset sometime early next year. And, if you can't wait, get the Droid.

Is it going to reinstall that Quicktime virus? And prompt me to install Safari? God I love Apple updates.

So the app is free - but do you still have to pay Verizon extra money to use GPS?

I want to try one! Wonder if there will be any way to use this on a PC. Personally it's gonna be hard to displace my Logitech Revolution MX!

You could probably pick up OsX easily enough, the real question will be which one you prefer after you've learned both. I personal don't like the look & feel of OsX Snow Leopard, so I generally live in Windows 7 and boot to OsX on rare occasions. Go with what you like!

Large displays are great for multi touch.. err....

I understand. Could we get you to keep your redundant opinions to a single post? Thanks.

Q1 ends in March, but still a valid point.