RM 2k for 2140 is asking a lot. My bar for a subnotebook is drawn at the RM 2k line. So I'm probaby going for the mini 1000 instead. It's lighter as well as having a bigger screen. The 2140 has 1024 X 576 instead of 1024 X 600, which translate into having 1 - 2 lines of text less.

as far as I know programming doesn't eat up much cpu cycles. You can go right ahead and do your programming on such a device. Keyboard's pretty big so it's comfortable to type.

anyone happen to have a HP laserjet 1010 driver that works with windows 7 RC ? That was the only thing stopping me from using it as my OS nowl.