I'm not sure Apple has ever been first at anything. Apple's strategy seems to be to try to be the best for a large chunk of potential users and charge a premium

I'm not sure Apple has ever been first at anything. Apple's strategy seems to be to try to be the best for a large chunk of potential users and charge a premium for it. As for the DreamScreen itself: it's bulky, it can't browse the web and it doesn't seem to be able to run arbitrary applications for whatever underlying OS it uses. HP may get a few gadget lovers to buy these, but not after the Crunchpad or anything in this price range from Apple shows up.