[neilm]

For me, my Flint is perfect as a reference and data device. I don't use it as a phone but the capability is there in an emergency .

My primary use is as a reference book reader, mainly for Skyscape medical books, an ebook reader, web browser and media player as well as the usual Outlook stuff.

For these it excels and as it lives in my briefcase size is not an issue. Combined with Softmaker Office and Sugarsync it can do most of what my netbook can do.

I'm actually pleased it didn't come with any shell or front end software as it saves memory for more productive stuff.

A slightly higher resolution would have been nice but most of my productivity applications have adjustable resolution anyway and can go down to small enough point sizes.
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