Hm... does this thing even have a kensington lock slot?
Considering this is an ultraportable, take-anywhere machine theoretically appealing to people on the go, that type of security should be quite important.
This computer is also quite obviously nicer in person, so it will likely only sell well to the general audience if people can play with it first. If retail outlets can't put it on display for fear of the machine being sneaked out of the building in envelopes, it does not stand a chance!
Considering this is an ultraportable, take-anywhere machine theoretically appealing to people on the go, that type of security should be quite important.
This computer is also quite obviously nicer in person, so it will likely only sell well to the general audience if people can play with it first. If retail outlets can't put it on display for fear of the machine being sneaked out of the building in envelopes, it does not stand a chance!