That's exactly what I was saying earlier. We won't have all of those features (or even most) for at least another year or two. For right now the N800 is the right trade-off for me. At least with Intel's interest in Linux for MIDs we can count on good Linux support for the hardware when it hits the right intersection of size/price/battery life.

I guess the whole thing can be summed up as: "small, fast, cheap; pick any two."

-John