Well, I'm not planning on buying one, but I hope they do reasonably well. I like the fact that computers are getting to the point where they don't need to actually look visually like a computer, but still deliver a very computer like experience… If that makes any sense. I love that the form factors we've known and largely been stagnant with are being exploded left and right.

Features that would be nice:

1. Built in IR transmitter to turn on said TV. Guess we'd have to put one on one of the USB ports.
2. Being able to actually use that second screen as mouse control. Can't tell if that's part of the basic functionality.
3. Battery and inductive charger. Most of the time, this thing would probably be sitting on the coffee table, although the ability to pick it up and use it on the couch once in a while would be great, and being completely wireless is a big bonus.

Yes, the touch screen can be used to control the mouse and scroll the page. There's videos on youtube covering the features not covered in the ad video. Things like the keyboard lights up, etc.

I would consider it if the price was closer to their netbooks; at or below $400. It should be lower since netbooks have screens that one could use while the keyboard has a small screen useful for widgets and other similar programs. It looks cool. IMO; it is a retro design (older idea with newer technology).

I don't know if I'll buy one, but I'm definitely interested. I could see this being very useful in a kitchen. I want to put an LCD TV on the wall of my kitchen, and it would be nice to be able to hook up a computer to check email, look up recipes, play YouTube videos of recipes, etc. Of course any old computer, nettop, netbook, Mac Mini could do the job, but if there's a computer, there has to be a keyboard, so might as well consolidate devices…