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I've been using a little CTL classmates netbook tablet for over six months. I love it abundantly, but not necessarily as an ebook reader. I love it as a replacement for my much larger and heavier laptop.
What I don't really enjoy (as an ebook and bible reader) is that it's OS is still the same-old Windows OS. This system is not really the ideal solution for someone wanting a book-reader device. For well over a decade I've also used PDAs and HPC devices which utilize the OS as part of the hardware... a much, much better solution for unique reader needs. A system that has to 'load' in order to operate just doesn't compare to an OS that comes on instantaneously when you hit the start switch.
I will continue to use my little netbook for other computer tasks, but I am looking to a device such as the new Archos 7 Home Tablet for fulfilling on-the-run quick-and-ready usage which no computer running Windows can possible offer.
Just something to think about.
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