The hardware is a bit mediocre as you'd expect from a low end tablet but the big liability is software. Besides HP's launcher and a few of their bundled apps yo

The hardware is a bit mediocre as you'd expect from a low end tablet but the big liability is software. Besides HP's launcher and a few of their bundled apps you'll mostly be using traditional Windows software designed for a keyboard & mouse. It's the uncanny valley of computing: Not quite a tablet, not quite a laptop. This is why Windows tablets have always failed in the market. I suppose it would be possible to put x86 Android on here but you'll be stuck mostly with software designed for a SmartPhone sized screen. As we see with the iPad running resolution doubled iPhone apps this is really not a very good experience. ChromeOS is an option but you give up the power and flexibility of a full blown OS -- even in comparison to the iPhone OS.