Fujitsu LifeBook T901 (SPFC-T901-DGFX-1) Tablet PC Intel Core i5 2520M(2.50GHz) 13.3" Wide XGA 4GB Memory DDR3 1333 320GB HDD 7200rpm DVD Super Multi NVIDIA Quadro NVS 4200M with Optimus technology

Pros: I have the version with Nvidia graphics and i7m processor, bought directly from Fujitsu a week after this thing came out.

It is epic for digital content creation on the go. I am a product designer, I use Autodesk and Adobe software for most of my work. This little tablet PC gets it done anywhere, which has increased my productivity MASSIVELY!

I can now work on whatever, whenever, wherever I choose. Going from a desk bound PC to this has been the best purchase I have made in years if not ever.

It will render Alias, flys through photoshop filters. Good enough.

WACOM PEN! This is a must have for digital artists and designers. This tablet PC is for me better then a $2000+ Cintiq digital pen input display, which you still need a PC and a desk to use. I gladly give up the full size layout preview of a 24"+ monitor to be able to do my work at the coffee shop or on the airplane, I have many monitors I can plug in to use as a second display for preview or as extra desktop space.

I am completely satisfied with this which is a first for me, I have never been completely satisfied with a PC before and have been overclocking since 300mhz celeron D's. Its not that its perfect, its that I can do real work with this t901 with no restriction on where or when that work gets done. For me its a whole new ballgame.

Cons: This might be the flimsiest feeling laptop case ever, that is still strong enough to do the job. It creeks and moans as it flexes more then one would be comfortable with. The screen hinge however is the one thing that feels solid and gives smooth resistance opening and rotating. The rest of the case feels like it gets thinner and more and more flexible the farther away from the hinge one holds it. So its built up for the hinge use to not be a long term issue but this thing wouldn't stand for a 3 inch drop test in my opinion. I would be very careful to not close it with anything between the screen and keyboard, minor leverage would I think be disastrous with the t901 case being so thin.

It gets hot doing 3d modeling and heavy rendering. Use a fan stand for longer 3d modeling and rendering sessions. Has a fan that shoots very hot air out a side grill, which needs to not be pointed at something that might melt like a candybar all over a desk... you get the picture. And again, not really a deal breaker, any mobile rendering is gonna get any laptop a bit heated up.

Limited configuration of the extra buttons and touch pads. I would love to assign functions in software applications, as it is its limited in the OS level and they don't register in most software setup menus. Key commands can be bound but I would really like to assign in app functions. scroll pad should control volume but doesn't, stuff like that is slightly annoying. Hoping a future BIOS update might solve that lack of unrestricted configuration of the extra controls on the tablets case. Not anything to limit the purchase as one can disable them or assign some useful functions, if not the exact ones I would like.

This is not a toy or a trivial casual netbook, it needs the care of a fine set of tools for serious creativity. If it gets that care it will enable creativity like you cannot believe.

Other Thoughts: Unbelievable little machine. Tiny little monster. Looks like a netbook, works like a light duty workstation. This is however the i7 Nvidia gpu model, which Newegg isn't but really should offer. If you just have to type some stuff and browse a bit you don't need this, but if you create digitally for a living you just might.