I agree about the design. It doesn't seem to be a terribly attractive device from the images, and the buttons look to be somewhat small and cluttered.
Still, people looking for a 4" VGA screen who prefer Linux (or anything that isn't Microsoft) will now have one more device to pick from. I suspect there's no issues with running applications in VGA mode ala the Toshiba e805, which requires a hack for access to non-VGA-specific programs.
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Current PDAs: NEC MobilePro 900C Current Phone: Apple iPhone Current Gaming: Nintendo DS & Sony PSP
Past PDAs: Zaurus ZR-5000, Atari Portfolio, Apple Newton, Palm IIIe, IIIc, V, Vx, Visor Prism, Casio Cassiopeia E-100, E-115, E-125, EM-500, E-750 (Japanese), Compaq iPAQ 3635, Sony CLIE 610C, Audiovox Maestro, Toshiba GENiO e550G, iPAQ 5455, iPAQ 1945, Sony CLIE NX70V, Toshiba e805, Palm Tungsten T|2, Tapwave Zodiac1, NTT DoCoMo Sigmarion III, Treo 650, PPC-6700, Nokia 770, Samsung Blackjack, HP Jornada 720, HP Jornada 728, NEC MobilePro 790
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