Use A Tablet

I really like the idea, imagine the games that could be made and have the iPhone be a game pad. That way you don't obstruct the screen while you play. Having the iphone interact with the tablet would be amazing. source

I will wait and see but if its tied to ANY carrier, then I will be getting a tablet from someone else. This would be apple's biggest mistake to tie it to a carrier. source

The ThinkPad keyboard really deserves its own class when it comes to comfortable and durable business-grade keyboards. Port selection is very good when compared to other notebooks and tablets in the same size range. source

I had had the tablet for about a week prior to class starting. I understood the basic functionality of what my tablet could do but didn't dare venture out trying anything new for screwing up my past system. So I ended up with a note-taking system that was identical to what I would have had with pencil and paper. No tagging, no audio-recording, no real effective note-taking system optimized for a tablet, and none of OneNote's diagramming tools. In addition, using the tablet for notes is primarily what I relegate the computer to. When not traversing campus, I have a Lenovo T61p that remains stationary on my desk. This is my primary means of typing papers, doing research, making spreadsheets, and creating presentations. I have also begun to use Live Mesh to synchronize my notes across computers which lets me study on the T61p, something that I feel contributes to my productivity. Anyways, DaemonForce is right, notes on a tablet should be geared to how one learns - but one should be aware of a tablet's capabilities in contributing to effective learning. source

And how much would the subscription fee to the NYT cost? Lots stories about the NYT going to charge for access later this year. source