TabletPC and note-taking progs

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<p>Macs are unique. I'm not too familiar with them. I wouldn't switch if you have lots of software and electronic equipment (I have a tablet, dell axim, music library) that only support Windows.</p>

<p>With the prices for tablets these days, you can get alot more going the non-tablet route. At the time, I bought my tablet (I spent $2000). That money would have gotten me a sweet Dell XPS 1710 or $1200 for XPS 1210. But I thought to give Gateway a try (We are Dell Family-2 PC's and 2 laptops from them. Employee Purchasing).</p>

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<p>Mm, true, while you could've gotten the XPS M1710, computer parts do become "old" quickly. If you're looking to play the most recent games, then its better to get a desktop which you can continually upgrade. Case in point: I got a ATi Radeon X1900XT back in August, and I thought I had the best card there. Now, I can get equivalent performing cards for $100-$150 less than for what I paid.</p>