It is also purported to have a touch screen and a mic for speech input. In addition, it boasts a very active development community, and because it's linux and Open Source, should be capable of everything the ITs are. This device, in function, looks to improve over the Nxxx series of tablet: 1) 100% (or very close, it seems) Open Source 2) Extremely active community 3) Plenty o' storage (2 SDs) 4) Game input as well as keyboard and touchscreen (missing tab/ctrl is troubling) 5) Speed (considering that current GP2X can emulate PSX games in software, this thing should be able to handle most tasks, including 3D desktop -- if one were so bold) Of course, the current tablet has some features not found on this device: 1) Bluetooth (IMO a pretty significant feature) 2) Camera (not a big deal to me, as the web cam seems scarcely used) 3) Size (the pandora is 27mm thick! Quite a great deal thicker than the N810) 4) The N8xx has a 'z' key :P 5) The current tablet is real, and this Pandora device seems somewhat fake (renders only, and mass speculation from the community; though I've yet to read the posts) This device has the Nxxx mostly beat in function. Time will tell if its really coming to market. If the reports are accurate, I'd buy one of these over an IT. }:^j~ YARR!! Capt'n Corrupt