I also bought one (64GB version) about a month ago and I love it. This is what a netbook should've been all along. It's extremely versatile for it's package. I agree with all the positive things other commenters said about this. It's light, it's zippy, the battery last very long for what it is etc. I also wanted to add that I use this in a dual screen setup via the HDMI out (isn't that great, iPad?). It an literally drive it's own 768p scren plus my Dell 1920 x 1200 monitor at the same time. I can stream two 720p videos at the same time, no problems. And do I have to remind you that it has no fans so it's totally silent while also staying cool? Also, the speakers are also fantastic for a device like this. They completely kill my Gigabyte "gaming" laptop (P34G) speakers in every aspect. That's how good they are.
Ok, downsides. Yeah, the touch pad. It's really bad. You do want to you use a mouse whenever you can, thank god for the touch screen when you can't. Also, the problem with the screen isn't the resolution, that's fine for the size. It's the brightness. It is a pretty dim screen. But hey, it's IPS, so viewing angles and colours are great. Not the best screen out there, but definitely not that bad. One last thing I can say is the charging time. Yes, it's long. In fact, if you plug it in while it's on and do something slightly more intensive than just web browsing (such as playing a simple game or video) the charger can't keep up with the power consumption so it still continues to consume battery (albeit much slower). It's not a major problem for me because I just charge it over night and use it for two days but it might be fore some. Other than that this is one of the best value tech devices I've ever owned, in all categories. That's saying a lot...