I&#x27;m mixed mainly because I feel like their enthusiasm for what the product <i>can</i> do outstrips what it is often used for, and I don&#x27;t know that what they&#x27;re pushing actually matches up with what Education users <i>need</i>.<p>As other users said, I think they&#x27;re trying to replace the textbook rather than replacing the computer lab. But alot of what we&#x27;ve seen so far shows that students may actually retain info better from a physical book. Also, netbooks with keyboards are probably better for typing &amp;co. than much of the interface (while being quite a bit cheaper).<p>So it feels more like a shiny, expensive, early adopter&#x2F;guinea pig program than this revolution in education. OTOH, there is a huge potential upside once the tech matures, and maybe it can&#x27;t mature without starting somewhere.