Digital Home Thoughts: ASUS Eee Tablet - Replacing Your Standard Composition Book?

"Don't call it the Eee Pad, this is ASUS' Eee Tablet -- a digital notebook with a 2,450 dpi touchscreen and lickity quick 0.1 second page turns on a backlight-less TFT-LCD offering 64-levels of grey. As such, ASUS is calling its Eee Tablet one of the world's most accurate and sensitive note taking devices available."

Depending on your subject of study and your particular note taking style, a traditional computer may not be the best note taking tool for you. I'm one of those people. I tried a tablet PC for a while and really hated the software experience, plus found the price of entry too high if I'd been paying for it myself rather than my employer as part of a pilot program. This ebook reader and notepad combo could solve that problem if the OS is right and with a price somewhere between $199 and $299, I might need to check this out.