I think it depends on how you use it most of the time. I have an 11.6″ x100e Thinkpad that I use several hours per day (writing, email, and surfing) and I love it. It has a fantastic keyboard which fits very nicely into the 11.6″ form factor. I doubt I would feel the same way with a 10.1″ form factor keyboard.

Thus, if you want a device that you mostly use as a laptop but want the convenience of unplugging the screen to use as a tablet, say for watching videos, playing games, traveling light etc. on occasion, I can see the utility of an 11.6″ convertible. But if it’s mostly a tablet you want, then perhaps 11.6″ is a little bit on the bulky side for everyday use.

Me want!
BUT, id like to know what kind of battery life it gets without keyboard dock?
Other than that, looks mighty tempting, ARM based convertibles dont suit my needs and tasks, decent x86 machine with good battery life in both slate and docked modes would rock!