Dialogue Flybook V33i

Our feelings on the Flybook remain ambivalent, as the good points are counterbalanced by some notable drawbacks: the form factor is great, the touchscreen implementation being one of the better ones on the market; the keyboard, while cramped, still justifies its existence. But the screen is so poorly protected that we have genuine worries about it becoming damaged in transit or under heavy use - exactly the situation where such a machine would be so useful. As such, we can't give this Flybook a wholehearted recommendation.

Author: Clive Webster