From the post: <i>It’s no more convenient than a laptop. You can use it pretty much only when and where you could use a laptop.</i><p>A bit hasty there.  This is something that you can actually carry around like it was a Frommer's guidebook.  Put a camera on this form factor, and you have the potential for some <i>really</i> kick-ass Augmented Reality.  That's <i>not</i> something you can do with a Laptop.  (Unless you're willing to look <i>very</i> dorky.  <a href="http://amzn.com/B001G713NO" rel="nofollow">http://amzn.com/B001G713NO</a> )<p>With such a light form factor and a freaking <i>month</i> of standby, you can treat this thing like a journal or a sketchpad.  At $15 a month, college and high school students can actually afford to connect this through 3G.  (If Apple is smart, they'll student discount this thing like mad!)  You can basically replace your phone use with Skype IMs for paging and do your heavy voice communications when you get to a cafe with WiFi.  Not something that I would want to do.  But my broke-ass violinist bandmate working at a technical bookstore?  Yes, he'd do that in a heartbeat.<p>If Apple can take a cue from Facebook and co-opt the College crowd, the High School crowd will follow, then everyone else.  We'll have angsty teens writing on Facebook walls from cafes, posting their Brushes sketches, Skype calling their girlfriends.