Probably for those of us that do not have room for a full size card... I will buy this card for the low profile and HD audio support. The lack of a fan will help as well.

@loteq
All those things sound great, but that's all almost software, not hardware driven... meaning that anyone with a computer and laptop could have the same experience minus the touch screen.

I will admit that thy will sell millions. I think some might be disappointed when they find out they can do more with their old netbook.

My mom, she likes steaming music while working on her spreadsheets and other AP software, so no iPad for her.

My real concern is: Will it play my media not purchased from iTunes? I'm afraid the answer be "yes, with a but" or "No, however..."

Target will accept returns without a receipt if it was on the registry. All you have to do is print out the purchase log, basically the list of items that were purchased off your registry and you'll get full price store credit. You could even print it out at the kiosks in the store.

Without a receipt, you can still get store credit at the lowest sale price for the item. You'll have to show your ID/DL, since they track the limit of $70/yr with it.

The best thing about Target's return policy is if you paid with a credit/debit or gift card, they can look up your purchase with a swipe of said card. If you paid with a check, they can scan the check through the register and scan the item you want to return.

Still awaiting news concerning the sale of the 1201n in the US...

WOOT! I want one!

I'm waiting for the 1201n...

I see it on sale in black and white for $549.99 at Newegg.com. The pic gallery shows it has an HDMI output.

Now I'm curious how much the Asus 1201n with the 330 dual core atom and ion will run... $500-$700? I've been looking forward to something small and portable to play World of Warcraft, Call of Duty 4 and some HD videos in m2ts that will play nicely over HDMI when out of town.

Great show guys!