One feature which I discovered about the black folio case that it comes with (if you are brave enough to try it) is that it comfortably counterbalances if you hang it from say a cupboard or the cylindrical towel holder in the bathroom. The case’s spine somehow is wide enough to accomodate this and the cover heavy enough to counterbalance it.  I often use it in the kitchen while cooking. I open a cupboard and slide the cover under a couple of plates, more for security rather than necessity and just let it hang. I am not an illustrator or paint programme power user per se so I can’t speak for the usefulness of the digitizer (which has been destroyed by my dog)…felt and looked cheap at first but upon further study of the debris, the barrel was chock full of electronics.

The downside to the EP121 is as mentioned: The 4 hour battery life which has been worked out with an Energizer external battery pack module that extends its life up to 6+ hours maybe more.

The small hardrive capacity unfortunately gets eaten up quickly by large Windows 7 Service Pack updates. I like that fact that the hardware is fairly new and that it has the potential for later upgrade when hardrives and ram get cheaper and available.  

It was rather forward thinking of ASUS to include the SD slot as well.

Thank you for reading.

I did get the pen issue sorted out. The Fujitsu drivers I linked above solved all the problems.

Where did you get your Wacom rocker-switch pen?

Did you ever get the Wacom pen driver issue sorted out? Which driver package did you find was the most reliable in the end?

Thanks,
Robert