Yes, before this I think the cheapest Tegra 3 tablet was the ASUS TF300 at $399/32GB and $379/16GB. Knocking $120 off of that (16GB vs 16GB) is pretty impressi

Yes, before this I think the cheapest Tegra 3 tablet was the ASUS TF300 at $399/32GB and $379/16GB. Knocking $120 off of that (16GB vs 16GB) is pretty impressive, especially since I'm not sure that a 7" screen at the same resolution is actually cheaper. That being said, cheap is not enough. It's just a starting point. The real question is: What can Jelly Bean do on this? And is it enough to compete with the iPad and Windows tablets (not to mention inspire Android OEMs to do better)?