What do they say about the Touch Book? 1 | 2 | 3
"The Always Innovating Touch Book does something I've never seen from a netbook: it has a fully detachable keyboard dock and transforms from a standard looking 8.9-inch netbook, to a stand-alone tablet." (03/02/09) Read more 
"What's really interesting about the Touch Book, is the form factor. The system is essentially a touch-screen tablet with a detachable keyboard base. In 'keyboard mode', the Touch Book performs the basic functions of a netbook... but once you convert the device to tablet mode, you can take advantage of its touch-screen abilities." (03/02/09) Read more
"What makes it unusual is that you can detach the keyboard and transform it into a stand-alone touch-screen tablet. It's magnetized so you can hang it on the fridge to access the family calendar, or use as a digital photo frame. For that matter, you can use it as a frame even if the keyboard is attached, by propping it up in an inverted 'V.'" (03/04/09) Read more
"About the size of an 8.5-by-11-inch sheet of paper folded in half, the Touch Book is for those times when the iPhone isn't quite enough but a notebook computer is too big." (03/02/09) Read more
"I think the most eagerly anticipated demo at Demo 09 here will be Always Innovating's Touch Book... it's got a cool detachable (and optional) keyboard, and a magnetic mount for sticking onto a refrigerator." (03/02/09) Read more
"The Touch Book is poised to dramatically change our view of netbooks... It fills the needs of a netbook and slate in one device." (03/02/09) Read more
"The Touch Book is one of the more innovative netbook designs to date, combining the features of a netbook and a touch-pad." (03/03/09) Read more
"The Touch Book's battery will last 10-15 hours on a charge. It uses an ARM processor, which means it won't require a fan and won't need much power." (03/02/09) Read more
"I haven't gotten a chance to try a Touch Book yet, but I want to. Who wouldn't? The netbook starts at $299, that's cheaper than an Amazon Kindle. And this thing can do a whole lot more." (03/02/09) Read more
"The $299 Touch Book eschews pricey Microsoft software and a power-sucking PC processor for a home grown operating system and a power-sipping ARM-based processor from Texas Instruments." (03/02/09) Read more
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