Good question. Suppose what you really want is access to Win7 as well as OS-X?
Get a Macbook Air with 4GB RAM and 128GB SSD, and VMware Fusion, and run Win7 in a VM -- best of both worlds for less than the cost of both separately.
Or skip the VMware, and BootCamp the SSD. Now with OSX 10.6, the BootCamp drivers for Win7 permit reading the OS-X partition from Windows (and vice versa as before) which is really handy.
yeah but you know I don’t think I would even VMWare, well maybe for a few games but I’ll live.
Anyway, I am using MS Office and I would just use the compatibility mode of Apple OS and it should run fine. Wouldn’t it?
The rest of the software I use is shareware/freeware and everyone makes Apple compatibles.
I don’t think I would need to invest in VM but if I did, it would still be fine.
I wonder if I could run Mac on the Slate the way I run it on my Toshiba?