$100 for a color ebook reader
I don't know if I'd go for the $150 32GB model, but for $100 for the 16GB you get an e-book reader, something that can handle basic web surfing, play flash videos, and handle your email. None of these things should require any significant upgrade or support for at least the next couple years. Even in this depressed economy there are still a lot of people who consider $100 an impulse buy worth taking a chance on.
Much longer shots might be that HP sells the WebOS division to somebody who will support the ecosystem, or they might open source the project. Maybe they might release enough info on the hardware to allow somebody to put android on it.
