mr nimblewick

@Dale P

I think the comparison is more apt in that this is a tablet-like device that isn't running a "full OS." Which, until just now, seemed to be so important to people.

That's a pretty slick device. I wonder if you'll be able to use one of the screens as a keyboard and use it like a regular laptop.

@QuitePossibly

A lot of people would start using Bing to find Apple on the web. Not a great move for Google.

@Dinochicken

What point would there have been to the patents if Apple didn't defend them? They may as well not exist in that case.

Needs a better software solution.

@Edobe

They didn't copy the iPad per se, but since so many people have been quick to say that the iPad is a just a big iPhone, I think it's also fair to say the JooJoo is just a copy of an iPhone, just bigger.

@wraith404

My comment wasn't to put down the N1 or promote the iphone. I do not own either. I just know from various usages that translation apps tend be very poor, and relying on them overseas could lead to an international incident.

Poor voice recognition plus poor translation? I hope no one actually decides to rely on this.

@Rodz

Yeah, I would rather have just had a larger trackpad.

@brrip You think Apple is eventually going to make the iPad not be a closed system? You crazy.