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Just being able to use it in the sun with the backlight turned down was worth it alone for me. I think it will be really rock when it gets ported to Honeycomb which the developers are in the process of doing right now. The current implementation of Android on the device is buggy and can crash, especially since they didn't provide a way to cleanly unmount external storage devices But it's speedy with it's 2 gig of RAM though only a paltry 8 gb of internal storage, though it has more expandability than other tablets with its two USB ports, one mini-USB port and one MicroSD card slot. The colors are a bit washed out when compared to other tablets. But when you're using it daylight that seems irrelevant. Also, I wish the edges were smoothed out more and I wish the buttons near the screen where located someplace as I hit the backlight button by accident a lot with my left palm when I'm holding it. Some have complained about the lower viewing angles but I actually think that is a benefit since it affords you some privacy when using it out in public and don't necessarily want people seeing everything you do on it. I haven't used the camera on it and may never have a need for it but I think it's cool that you can swivel it around 180 degrees. I don't get the deal with all these devices that have a front and back camera. Seems a bit overkill to me. If you don't mind the bugs and issues with being an early adopter, I recommend this device. I just installed an invisible shield-like skin on mine so I won't worry as much when people want to put their mitts all over it which they are starting to want to do when I whip it out to surf.