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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Olgar Shiverstone" data-source="post: 3619559" data-attributes="member: 5868">I'm seriously considering getting one for my wife, since she runs around with three devices (Razor cell phone, 4G iPod nano, and Palm PDA) in her purse that could be replaced by this device.  Plus we're already on an AT&T wireless plan (yuck!).  She'd lose a few PDA features -- ones she doesn't use anyway -- and gain a lot of other utility.  If it had an integrated GPS, it would be about perfect.Wouldn't mind one myself, since I'm crazy electronics man when I travel (laptop, personal cell phone, iPod, work Blackberry, multiple chargers ...), but I'm not an early adopter and would like to be sure the majority of bugs are worked out of the hardware and software.  And those bugs don't show up until the stress of the user release.  Plus the cost ... choke.I just saw an <a href="http://www.pcworld.com/article/id,133636/article.html" target="_blank">online PC World article</a> on "stress testing" an iPhone -- sounds fairly durable.  They tried to scratch up the screen without success, and it survived head-height drops onto concrete.  That's tougher than my Blackberry.</blockquote>