Seems weird to use a widescreen aspect ratio on a "non-consumer" tablet.

I'm sure they'll shake things up a little though.

Is there any widescreen tablets out there in the market? I don't know if I would like that aspect ratio in portrait mode...

I also caught the "pen and touch" phrase, Rob! But please clarify: If it is aimed at the business verticals, does that mean I, as a consumer, will not have access to purchase one of these?

Steve

Is there a need for an plastic screen protector for a tablet like this (multi-touch). i was a little worried that a fingernail or even the pen may scratch the screen. I was looking at the lenovo x60.

Isbeller, of course you can buy them (kinda stupid for them to not offer them to all with the spare cash). It basically means that its design, promotion, and price point are all geared towards the business side of things and nothing else.

A Dell Tablet may sound great, but consider that Dell is going to make it, the same company that is notorious for bad tech support and service, that discontinued its successful Axim line of Pocket PC and ignored a very large community of loyal fans, and who may decide after one year of making a tablet to just drop it altogether. My last Dell notebook never really functioned properly. So until Dell figutres out what it wants to be when it grows up, no thanks.