Okay honestly, Engadget, where's the HD2 review?

Very true. He seemed quite smart throughout the show and gave a lot of smart answers.

Actually Gizmodo has respectfully used Engadget as a source many times before and the Gizmodo readers didn't make such a big deal about it. Just sayin'

Best. Post. Ever.

Head asplode!

I just saw the video. Speechless. HD videos on a PMP was one of the examples. The effort and innovation in this is awesome. Give them some credits guys, this is pure awesome.

If only I could digg you up a million for this. The underhype engadget is trying to create for this is baffling. It does seem like a breakthrough, give it time, I'm already less excited because of your tone.

Sorry, I was in a hurry while writing my previous reply, therefore the grammatical mistakes.

I agree with Pheonix. Your first two statements make sense but your third doesn't. Honestly though, how is the iPhone/iPod Touch closest thing to an innovative tablet. You can't draw with it or write notes due to absence of the stylus and therefore lack of note making capabilities which compared to WinMo(I'm talking VS Notepad). All you can do is finger around with it(No, no, not that) and it really is too restricted for even being categorized tablet.
The best bang for the buck tablets are the new Compaq/Hp tablets. Look them up.

Great, first sub-notebooks, then UMPCs, then netbooks and now 'small' netbook? What next? Small PDA?