I have 12.1 TX2 HP for now to meet my MultiTouch needs, and various netbooks or my “ultraportable” needs, however debating to get this device, I’d like t see it in person though feel it’s weight and size (sure a ton smaller than this TX2).

This 1028X is the top o the list terms of “available now” devices. My peeve on the T91MT is the 32gb HD. I like the Archos 9, but no MT. I seem to be holding off for the Viliv S10, but if yu are looking soemthing right now, I’d suggest either the 1028X o the M912X.

I’m thinking gestures are application dependent. If you are using MS Paint, for instance, you can clearly see there’s no built-in palm rejection (and no real useful gestures that I could see).

Also, a few tid bits that I’ll include with my full review:

1) Two out of three of the mini-pci-express slots are factory soldered (both are occupied by SSD and WiFi). The third one (in the middle) can be used for 3G/GPS, but ASUS decided not to include a slot for the US market. So get out your soldering iron if you want 3G.

2) My unit came missing at least one WiFi antenna. I haven’t fully disassembled the unit (I’ll let other reviewers do that), but from removing the bottom cover, I see one bare corner WiFi antenna port.

3) There’s an apparent bug in Eee Storage that seems to be generating system backups even when the option is disabled. It slows the already low-powered system down to a crawl and can only be stopped by killing the Eee Storage and SystemBackup process.

4) Don’t bother wasting your time with the ASUS calibration utility. At least when I tried it, it didn’t work too well. Stick with the Windows 7 calibration tool.