[RMansfield]

There is a review of the HP Stream 7 at AnandTech that is the most thorough I've seen (if it doesn't seem that thorough to you, note that it has multiple pages).

I'd post the link, but I don't have 10 posts yet to be able to do so. Maybe I'll come back and post it.

I'm still enamored with this little tablet, but I've yet to find any justifiable use for it. I turn it on, run updates, surf the web or answer email with less ease than I could on a larger machine, and then turn it back off. But for whatever reason I still like it.

[NuAngel]

Thanks for the heads up. I've been keeping an eye on this, and some other very inexpensive windows tablet device, I can't even think of which one right now. I have my ASUS T-100 2-in-1, but I want something that is tablet only, and eventually something as thin and light as an iPad air would be GREAT.

[RMansfield]

Let's see if I can post the link now:

AnandTech | HP Stream 7 Review: A $119 Windows Tablet - Print View

[RMansfield]

Thanks for the heads up. I've been keeping an eye on this, and some other very inexpensive windows tablet device, I can't even think of which one right now. I have my ASUS T-100 2-in-1, but I want something that is tablet only, and eventually something as thin and light as an iPad air would be GREAT.

I have the first iPad Air. Honestly, it's more useful than the Stream 7, but I'm keeping both for the time being.