Ask HN: What do you think of your iPad?

I hope this is found to be relevant. I ask because I seriously think the iPad represents an inflection point in the way people interact with machines, possibly even with magnitude similar to the introduction of the mouse to the masses in the early '80s. If that turns out to be anywhere near true, then the iPad and its soon-competitors represent a HUGE entrepreneurial opportunity.

So, owners of iPads, is it qualitatively different? Is it better? Is it close but needs another iteration? I've not bought one yet, but have gone to look at it twice, and been, well, underwhelmed. But something keeps me thinking about it.

Sorry to resurrect something that dominated discussion for a while, but I'm genuinely curious if the honeymoon is over or if the iPad has real traction.