Computer which resemble H/PCs in more ways than one....

I personally dont like tablets. transformers are cool, cause I can use a tab sometimes, but I need the keyboard far more often.

Wow.... dont take me to be a hippocrit but I just HAD to buy this one, as soon as I saw it!
http://laptops.alege.net/Casio-Cassiopeia-Fiva-MPC501-PC-Notebook.html

Here's a hint... Take a piece of paper, fold it into 4ths.... That's a 7" diagonal!
(I'm American... 8.5"x11" paper)
Display 6.7 in. TFT Active Matrix
Operating System Microsoft Windows 98
Processor Type Geode GXLV
Processor Speed 200 MHz
Bus Speed 66 MHz
Display Tech TFT Active Matrix
Display Size 6.7 in.
Display Color Support 16-bit (64K colors)
Display Max. Resolution 800 x 600
Hard Drive Capacity 6 GB
Installed RAM 64 MB
Max Supported RAM 96 MB
Installed Video Memory 2 MB
Battery Run Time 3 Hour(s).
Width 5.2 in.
Depth 8.27 in.
Height .99 in.
Weight 1.76 lb.
Exterior Color Silver
Input Method Keyboard • Numeric Keypad • Touchpad

Pete, it's gorgeous. I'd like to add one like that to my collection. I've decided tiny Windows machines are interesting enough to collect. How much was it again?

Pete, it's gorgeous. I'd like to add one like that to my collection. I've decided tiny Windows machines are interesting enough to collect. How much was it again?

I like it as well... Very nice . Now I want a tablet...

...obviously you don't like it as much though

Well, I see a disadvantage in not adding a CD-ROM drive to the tablet... I would like a tablet or sub-notebook to play my old MS-DOS games...

I paid $140! You guys know EXACTLY what I'm using it for, Internet and old games!! Red Alert, to be precise!

But, my auction has a pro and con.... Extended battery has dead cells. Nothing I cant fix, however :-D

Hey Wally, I just noticed you have an Amity! That was one of the competition for my Traveller 3745 :-P

Plenty of double posting!!! 3 in a row!!!

Can you add an external keyboard/cd-rom drive to it?

There are usb drivers for dos that would accept external cdrom drives and usb flash drives, and there are many ways of getting the data to a computer. (Via ethernet by hosting another computer's cdrom drive, and such). ...ftp... should I continue?

Red Alert is a great game!

Have you seen the OQO?

...or the flipstart pc? http://www.flipstartpc.com/

Still no pricing or availability, but that looks interesting to me. Perhaps too small to be useful though. My vote still goes to the libretto u100 now I've seen one in the flesh, or possibly the JVC mini note.

woops where did you see the u100???

What did I tell you guys about Transmeta? :-P
The Flipstart looks OK, but it's probobly pricey pricey pricey!
The OQO is Transmeta.... The JVC and the u100 is just $$$ :-P

Anybody ever heard of the TiQiT? That's something I could enjoy, if it is reasonably priced and possibly slimmed down a bit (it's like an OLD Gameboy... the OLD OLD one :-P