That's probably not far from the approach they will take. And it will be a cluttered clusterbomb of a mongrel, nowhere near as useful as a Kindle or a Nook (or

That's probably not far from the approach they will take. And it will be a cluttered clusterbomb of a mongrel, nowhere near as useful as a Kindle or a Nook (or an iPad). But I'm only basing that on about 27 years of using MS's products. (whether I want to or not) The sad thing is, it will be cheaper than an iPad, and it will have a long list of features, and it will be pitched to VIPs in various organizations, as well as poorer customers, who aren't sure what they want to do, but see the list of things and the price. It will suck, and it will eat up many times its cost difference in lost productivity, but it will probably get the biggest market share. Sob.