Indeed. The competition is looming and there *will* be better available shortly after the Tab is released. By better, I mean devices who offer certain elevated specs and may better appeal to certain buyers. For example, those looking for a WiFi only tablet may want to consider a Tegra 2 device that will *spank* the Tab in terms of general performance. Some tablets even have higher MP cameras, or Pixel Qi screens, etc.

If specs is what you crave, the I would wait, but the infancy of this market is such that devices will be evolving at a breakneck pace, so you may be waiting for the next-best thing for a while. It all depends upon what you want and where you're willing to settle -- but you know this .

Even iDevices are iterated on a yearly basis, so this years model has a time limit until it becomes last-years model.

Personally, I quite like the Tabs capabilities, performance, and general balance, and as such it appeals to me. While other devices would most certainly offer faster speeds, or larger storage, I don't know if these changes would be worth waiting for especially considering that there is a high probability that there would be a compromise made in some other areas (eg. battery life, DLNA software, weight, etc) -- no two models of devices are the exactly the same.

As for video chat: I'm not sure, but I think that the apps for this feature are in short supply. I know that Qik and Fring do it, as does sipddroid, but the latter is hardly a consumer grade solution. I suspect that google will upgrade Talk to have this feature for Android and integrate it into their suite of applications. Of course this is just intuitive speculation.