>This is just further proof that people don't really want an iPad, they want a laptop with a better designed and easier OS. Too black and white. Imagine more.

>This is just further proof that people don't really want an iPad, they want a laptop with a better designed and easier OS. Too black and white. Imagine more. MBP on the bottom, lid snaps off and is an iPad. Compatible applications sync on event: snap off/on between the iPad and the MBP. So basically it's the Asus tablet and base station affair (or this Brydge thingamabob) but instead of just speakers/keyboard/battery you have the works in the base station and you can plug in a monitor and use it separately from the iPad/screen assembly. It's not that people want this or that, it's that they want it all.