Having never typed on a iPhone touch screen keyboard, I cannot comment on how its newly minted technology interface will effect speed. I have not understood that there is such a thing as an OS X Lite. Sometimes the user has to think outside of the box just as the innovator has to and it appears that this event is one of those times. The OS X underpinnings were utilized to bring the Apple branded core applications to the iPhone and the way is open for the entrepreneurial developers to bring their new applications for its form factor. The partners on Stage are examples. There is much power to be learned here. Let the fun begin. CDG On 1/11/07 8:37 AM, "Tom Legare" wrote: > No offense at all Angus! > > I don't believe you're getting a true OS X mini Mac like you're thinking, > however. The iPhone will indeed be running a trimmed down version of OS X, > like an OS X Lite, and it won't be able to be a substitute for truly having > a laptop for computing work. >