My Toshiba T135D Came in the Mail Today

After rethinking the requirements of a laptop. I've come up with the following:

First impressions:

Large deadzone between left and right click. The mouse is a single bar, like a see-saw, with microswitches on each side.
Solitaire is far cooler than Windows XP and previous editions.
Internet Explorer comes only with Google Toolbar, which is far better than HP's version.
The screen is bright, better resolution than my old 13.3 inch Macbook.
Smaller and lighter than the Mcbook, but bigger than the HP 311.
The 'Toshiba HDD Protection' system often pops up while the machine is sitting still informing me that a vibration was detected and that the hard drive head was parked to protect it.
Windows UAC is pretty annoying.
There's a PrintScreen key!
Paint has been reworked.
No weird USB Whitelist junk like HP uses either.
There's a built-in watt meter application. This should just be a simple power controller query, but when combined with a graph, it is pretty neat. The machine idles around 3-4 watts.

I never thought I would buy a new AMD Processor, ever since Intel's Core 2 Duo stompfest, but on this small market, low speed high capability CPUs, AMD really has something. Combined with the fact that Intel has attached a chipset directly to the CPU on their newer units, I just can't see usable 3D graphics with the new Intel Atoms. The whole thing's pretty slick.

On a side note, I managed to never use Windows Vista, except for one time I used it to launch Firefox.