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My first and foremost concern is battery life (or ease of recharging), then processing power. Many times, I'm caught with little battery power left on my Pocket PC devices, that I'd dread to think how I'd be if I ran out of juice on my tablet/notebook/subnotebook PC.
If they can concentrate on how to implement a thin, retractable cord from the device where I could charge anywhere via an AC outlet or a powered USB/mini-USB port, or get the price point down on a solid-state hard drive, I might care a lot less if I was on a Celeron 900MHz. After all, these devices should be secondary devices (primary on-the-go, but backup to a desktop or home/office PC).
All the reason why my most used application on my Pocket PC Phone Edition devices is the LogMeIn Remote Client. I don't have to worry about whether or not Internet Explorer Mobile can handle the page, or if I need to do something that requires a lot more processing power.
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