Pros: Flexibility, solid attachment between display and keyboard, lots of ports, lovely screen

Cons: Screen doesn't tilt back very far, a bit top-heavy, and the fan is usually running and drowns out the internal microphone

Other Thoughts: It's a little clunky as a tablet but quite usable. The screen attachment is a lot sturdier than it looks, and while it would be nice to tilt back further, I've quickly gotten used to it (the keyboard doesn't weigh anything, so if it tilted much more it would topple over). The CPU fan (yes, a fan in a tablet) likes to run anytime it's using any processing power, and since it's mounted right next to the internal microphone, it sounds like a jet is flying over to anyone listening on Skype - external microphone is a must for any extended use. I'm old-fashioned enough to love all the ports (a tablet with full-sized USB and SD slots? An ultrabook with full-sized HDMI and RJ45 ports? niiiiiiice).

All in all, a pretty solid 2-in-1, especially for the price. Newegg is out of stock as I write this, but ~$500 for what was a top-of-the-line ultrabook a couple years ago is a good deal.