most people don’t understand that population control IS a major global agenda and necessary, too.

I think you’re right about one thing. This wouldn’t be of much use to you, but hen, I’m not sure it’s aimed at you at all.

I’ve been thinking of getting a laptop for quite awhile, particularly a tablet PC. However, I don’t really need the expense of a laptop, but I wanted the full features of a PC, so a palm wouldn’t suit me.

Now, one of these UMPCs seems perfect for me. I like to read a lot of digital content, so now I can easily wander around my house and view the content anywhere I like, in a more relaxed environment than on my PC. The UMPC for me will be like an iPod for information. I can check my email and RSS feeds without booting up my large PC. Also, when traveling I can use it to watch films & media I’ve downloaded, as well as making notes and looking at things.

Occasionally I give presentations to people, but usually just use whatever PC is available. Having my presentation on my own UMPC would be perfect. Also, as a designer by profession, it’d be very handy to have a copy of my portfolio on it to show people my work when I need to.

I think the UMPC will fit a specific niche, it’ll basically be a lifestyle PC, for people who don’t have the money or space for a full laptop. I can see kids in schools having them to show their friends cool videos downloaded from youtube.com, and wandering around somewhere, looking at the map onscreen.

I think they have a huge potential.

- Kevin

it’s a neat toy but what else is the point?

and speaking of bags:
what do you sue to carry all of your electronics around in? a big camera, lenses, laptop, etc.. how do you hold it all together?

So much for creative branding…