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For the sake of discussion, don’t you think that, for some kind of works, a handheld ultra-portable (say, of the OQO size) can actually be accompanied by some kind of “HID-extension kit”. Folio is a great example, though not with an adequate pair (read: Treo).

A very portable, thin & light ‘super-large screen’ plus ‘nice keyboard’ (maybe plus ‘Mighty mouse’ to accompany a pocketable 5″ PC. What d’you think?

I sometimes think we get hung up on ‘portability’. I don’t find too many situations where I couldn’t take my M700 and usually ‘luggable’ is fine like you say as the ultimate payoff is a comfortable few hours working.

I love the Fujitsu P1610 but I appreciate the difference when I go back to the M700! I think that generally speaking the ‘desktop replacement’ combined with a decent netbook would be a good productive solution for many people. Goes back to the previous discussion on how many devices is too many.