Let me think about this from a user’s perspective. While technology is always exciting, at times it ends up becoming a tail that wags the dog!:)

Lets look at the scenario #1 – mobile phone as a laptop:)

I would love to use my mobile phone as a laptop, it def offers me less hassle and more convenience (with every passing day am inching nearer to a bad case of backache, thanks to my laptop:)), but couple of things which are more fundamental and important for a positive experience:

a) cell phones heat up at a mere accessing of internet (I have an N-82, I browse the internet for 2 hours on it, and I feel like applying burnol on my hands!:))I def dont want my phone to ‘boil’ while I use it as a laptop

b) wider screen. Irrespective of the technological issues voiced over the VAIO, what I love about that laptop is the wide screen!. So will my phone allow me that benefit? Something like a projection ..but will it offer me ‘better’ experience, because similar experience wont be a ‘true value add’

c) the keys – all said and done, typing something on the keyboard, is far easier than typing on the mobile (even if they have a qwerty keyboard?) how about the resolution on that, a foldable keyboard (latex / rubber material or something like that?)

Now scenario 2, mobile phone in a laptop:

A mobile phone into the laptop sounds exciting, but then I will have to carry the laptop wherever I go and whatever I do? Imagine sitting on the ‘think-pot’ while talking to someone with the laptop? Further I think mobile phone is more an ‘accessory’ today then pure benefit, if that be true, dont think how will laptop replace the ‘accessory benefit’ part…:)