Why not make the Natami as a machine with a small enough main board that it can be built in to be a tablet machine, laptop or miniature desktop machine? It is really only a matter of allowing 3'rd parties build their own "box" for the main board, and write drivers for touch displays, and other "add on " devices.
The core system will be the same on all machines, so will the software that the machine can run.

Doing this will open a whole new world for the OS, both as a home computer, games machine and commercial product.

A laptop wouldn't be particularly hard to do on a hobbyist level. I've seen a few A600 conversions made of wood, for example.

Tell me, what did you think of the G4 cube?

as for G4 Cube - nice candy toaster-like thing :)
i prefer portable form-factor

PS  what if to make my combo like a two-layer module on a vibration-protected platform? :)

PPS  i really like this military huge and ugly equipment in strange brick-like cases :)

I never really studied The G4 cube, but i guess it has it's purpose. The mainatten board of the natami would need some work to make it useful for a wide range of uses like I am suggesting. In stead of any external connectors at all the natal main board should only have internal. One can always add external connectors as cabled plugs that mount on the Internal  ones for the various external connectors needed for each case. In that way one Will only really need one model of main board. The internal connectors should be: 2x gfx connectors, 8x USB ports, 2x mouse ports, 2x LAN connectors, 4x sata connectors, and one utility port for additional pci or pci-e expansion board(s).
Again, since all connectors are internal it shouldn't be an issue to make a natal tablet machine. Only add Internal wi-fi card, touch screen and other fun expansions, and you've got a tablet. Computer. Only thing left is to program the correct software.

And when you write this letter to SANTA please also include:
World Peace, Ethernal live, and a Chrystal Castle for each of us.

To be honest eternal life seems boring to me.... :/

Take a look at similar concepts: There is a portable gaming device with hardware very very similar to the iPhone3 or even Nokias N900 (in fact it's almost identical to the N900), but do you see many people with that gaming device? I surely don't. And it's even only HALF the price of an iPhone. It runs a linux system. Linux is very well developed right now and there are a lot of apps just in need of recompilation. And still, no big success for the gaming device... Do you really think a portable, pretty much expensive NatAmi system will be a success? The team should stick to what their doing, getting a modern desktop Amiga going.

And by modern, I mean modern, no tech where the successor of the successor is current technology. THAT'S where the system really falls behind.

Aren't you being a little pre judging now ??  I am not saying that Natami should make a portable device. I am just saying that you should make the main board so that the option is open. Building the Natami into a cigar box, big box server or tablet machine would be up to the user as a mod option or a 3'rd party company.

To be a little realistic here. Desktop PC's are falling in popularity, So are pure game machines. The race isn't about CPU power any more but applications, concepts and creativity.
Most of all people are looking for small, compact and embedded.

My suggestion was to make the main board such that you are keeping doors open. Who knows. Someone might find the bright idea of using the Natami as a cash register, or information panel.

btw. people where saying that Mac was down and out, and that only Windows mattered in the late nineties. SO how in the world did Android suddenly get so popular, or Apple get their big comeback ??
Who says that there won't be some new "Iphone" phenomena with the Natami and Amiga OS at it's core...

Positive thinking, Creativity and a lot of hard work is what makes progress. Not narrow minded believing that nothing is worth an effort. That's what killed Commodore in the first place.

EXTERNAL LINK

Hehe  ^__^  with window on a screen:
To make a Call please fill the tank with 1 litre of distillate water and put some more coal inside

Darn, you just killed the cat. LOL
Lets hope that the public can find some cool ideas for the current board.

A few companies do not purposely support Linux because there are TOO MANY different Linux OS to support !

Now this may well be a excuse on their part, but that is the policy.