I completely agree. This is actually a weakness of the Nokia tablet design -- you don't realise how good it is until you actually use one. Until that point it just looks like another gadget. Worse than that, on paper alone it doesn't even look like a very good gadget, especially if you're a fan of PDAs.

It's down to Nokia's marketing department to show people how useful the tablets are. Unfortunately, mobile phone advertisements tend to show beautiful young people running through fields of wheat, rather than actually showing how useful the device is. Apple does a pretty good job of this -- the current iPhone ads show real people showing how they use their phones.