Agreed on most counts: I don't really have an issue with loss of state when switching apps either. It probably varies depending on how many you have going. Whi

Agreed on most counts: I don't really have an issue with loss of state when switching apps either. It probably varies depending on how many you have going. While I wouldn't sell the Transformer as a netbook replacement universally, it really has completely usurped my old Eee PC and largely replaced my Macbook Pro as the device I take with me when I go somewhere. Sure, you need a distro chroot (I use Debian, personally, but there are a bunch that work) to do anything useful programming-wise, but I don't really see that as a hindrance: I can compartmentalise that to a MicroSD card and it doesn't affect the usual operation of the tablet as a tablet when I want that. Basically, I love my Transformer to an extent that I'd have found surprising before I bought it. I've done real work on it, and it's a pretty good tablet even without a dock. (All of that said, the trackpad is completely useless, sadly.)