Asus already makes a Tegra2 Android tablet that's around $400. Knowing Asus, that's probably on the low end of what such a tablet can cost without sacrificing i

Asus already makes a Tegra2 Android tablet that's around $400. Knowing Asus, that's probably on the low end of what such a tablet can cost without sacrificing important features like battery life and the quality of the touchscreen. A netbook can be quite a bit heavier than a tablet and still be accepted by users, and its input devices cost a lot less.