Touch Feedback. One of the biggest problems on touch interfaces is that you see stuff, but you feel nothing. Even the slightest texture under our fingers in certain occasions would be revolutionary in therms of UI.

Just... it just looks like he reads giz.

I think they will buy Gawker Media.

Mostly, I think this "meh" feeling is not about hardware.

Well, when I saw the first iPad years ago, I thought "this is a shitty version of the product. They already have the real model in hands and this one is a downgraded version for hyped people to rush and buy."

They are the ones that make the product and decide what the hell it should be according to their marketing plans. Deal with it.

Probably. Other african name maybe, like Sony Koo.

Creepy.

So amazingly cheesy.

This tech would be amazing in desktop multitouch touchpads.

Hummmm... Well, I don't really like it.

TV companies like Sony or Samsung need to start building media boxes that have amazing connectivity with their tv sets. People don't want smart TV, but people want to be able to stream content over the internet and post-pc devices to a bigger screen and more capable audio hardware. That's why I love apple TV,…

Yes he would. Rumour says he is gay... gay people love all this thin fashion stuff.

That's so magical.

I've been using a Bamboo Pen/Touch for over a year now. I don't get all lion gestures on it, but I actually barely touch the magic mouse these days. As a graphic designer, when i'm going to do actual work, I use the stylus. And at home I usually use the trackpad on my Macbook.

That's why I'm saying that the Wacom Stylus will do that just fine. You don't need 200 points of pressure to take notes.

I really dont see myself doing ANY professional work today on a tablet that is not a rough sketch. And for that I like to use a way more advanced tool IMO - the pencil. For the digital part, wacom tablets plugged in a powerful computer (read - a desktop) will do the proper trick.

Wacom Bamboo Stylus ALSO makes this product a nonsense buy.

Yaaaay! Wishful thinking!!!!

Well, the iPad is not a professional computer. It will never be. But it's an awesome day to day basis computer to keep close and help you with stuff. Including work.