Good observations, I was mostly thinking along the same lines. I think that Fusion Garage lacks the whole "graceful execution" part of this equation. There ar

Good observations, I was mostly thinking along the same lines. I think that Fusion Garage lacks the whole "graceful execution" part of this equation. There are already various tablets and tablet-like form factors out there, which 99% of the market have not heard of yet. In all truth, a simple bootable web-browser in a small package is not really even that much of a leap anymore, and this is basically what the JooJoo has become. If the JooJoo offers nothing unique (ie: Apps/Content) over any other small form factor device, it mostly becomes an issue of lowest price. I could market a KooKoo tablet for $10 less and become a serious threat to their business. Chandra comes across, to me, as a guy who essentially lucked into someone elses product idea, but never really figured out what the Ah-HAH! factor was. 1 year from now, both the JooJoo customers will be wondering why they dropped $500 on a dead-end product.