I pose this question as the topic of my latest @SlashGear article. I have been thinking about this for several years now as a part of a project we have had with a large PC OEM. This idea of a solution comprised of a powerful desktop and then many client screens has been compelling. Particularly if the tablet is fully capable of a stand alone computing experience as well.
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