I looked around and settled on an Acer Iconia A500 32GB. Very happy with this choice. Solid, easy to use, responsive.

TFS also provides change control management with project templates supporting Agile development, and quite recently Scrum specifically. TFS requires SQL Server and to get the maximum benefit from TFS, especially to support change control, will require Analysis Services and Reporting Services, and if available, Sharepoint. TFS goes a long way to fully supporting ALM. We have recently moved our source control from Subversion to TFS, and as well as moving change control to TFS with our upgrade of our MSDN subscription to VS 2010. We were pleasantly surprised at the capability of TFS.

You cannot create an SSIS package in VS 2010. The installation of SQL Server 2008 can install the Business Intelligence Development Studio (BIDS) which is a variant of VS 2008. BIDS provides the templates and capability of creating and deploying SSIS packages

I agree. The latest version of Ankh is very good, and the price is right. I actually use both - Tortoise in Explorer and Anhk in Visual Studio. Both are great products. If you haven't used Ankh in a while, I suggest a fresh look may be worthwhile.