@Kangal I too have been waiting on impressions of the 8.9” screen hoping that it would be a good compromise between the relatively cumbersome 10” and the more agile 7”. Those hopes appear to be dashed by the experience of this reviewer http://www.bgr.com/2011/04/19/t-mobile-g-slate-review/ Quote “My only other notable qualm came when I tried to use the G-Slate as an eReader. While I love solid feel and the sturdy build of the device, it does get a bit heavy at times. Yes, this is due in large part to the battery, thus affording very impressive battery life, but after holding it while reading a few chapters of Peter Keller’s Bad Intentions: The Mike Tyson Story in Amazon’s Kindle app, my hands and arms definitely got tired.” Could it be that for sizes over 7”, usage that requires one hand to hold the device and the other too interact with the screen becomes too tiring after a short while? Kevin Tofel, who has both an iPad and a 7” Tab is of the opinion “This may be a matter of personal preference, but I’d still take a 7-inch device over the 8.9 G-Slate, all thing being equal.” http://gigaom.com/mobile/t-mobile-g-slate-review/ It will be interesting to see reports in this respect from former iPad and now iPad2 users. Does thinness and weight make the difference, I wonder. In short, the larger 8.9”/10” tablets appear to be best suited for extended periods of video watching. And Transformer owners are complaing at video limitations.