It's true. I have an Eee and an iPod Touch, and I use both for idle browsing, checking email, and Twitter. Guess which I use more? The Touch. It's always on, r

It's true. I have an Eee and an iPod Touch, and I use both for idle browsing, checking email, and Twitter. Guess which I use more? The Touch. It's always on, ready to go, and the apps are _made_ for the device. Doing things on the Eee feels far too clumsy next to the Touch, so I hardly ever use it. It turns out I don't really _need_ a netbook for the things I'd use it for - it's much more enjoyable using my ipod. Although, I've thought a couple of times that netbooks could use an "app store" to promote development and use of apps designed for that tiny resolution. That might make me reconsider.