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Bery, there's few convertible netbooks. HP makes a bargain version of Kilbo's Elite, but after mine died, I can no longer recommend it. (more)

Posted by Mop (221 lbs) (aka rburriel) Oct 7 '10, 10:19

Asus is the closest thing to a reliable maker of netbooks that converts into tablets right now. I believe the T101 is the current model and it's under $500. So that's it if you want to buy *right now*. There really is nothing else on the market.

Alternatives not exactly in the right market are an iPad with a case/keyboard such as the PADACS Toccata iPad Keyboard Case.

What I would really *STRONGLY* recommend would be the upcoming Dell Inspiron tablet. It may just be vaporware, or may cost a fortune, but I'm optimistic (even optimistic that it will be out before Christmas). I want this thing *SO BADLY*.

http://news.cnet.com/8301-13924_3-20016383-64.html (news.cnet.com)

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thanks for the help :) -- nm - Beryllium Oct 7, 10:20

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Bery, there's few convertible netbooks. HP makes a bargain version of Kilbo's Elite, but after mine died, I can no longer recommend it. (more)

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