I don't know.

I read a lot about PS1 classics so I figured it was a part of PS+.  Everyone seems to be using PS1 and PSP games as selling points, and I would rather have Vita games to play primarily. 

This isn't to say Vita doesn't have good games.  Alot of people seem to be enjoying their Vita games.  But there's certainly nothing there with mass appeal to push the system to the masses.  So it'll ultimately remain niche (unless that changes, which I don't see happening).

I think it's an almost perfect system, I'm just waiting for the right time to buy it which will probably be about next month.

I was gonna say, I didn't want to have a go at your original post but I don't see the link between you saying:

"PS1 games as part of the library is a problem" and "PS+ is a problematic selling point".  

They're two separate things.  One is PS1 games; one is a subscription to access Vita games for 'free'.

And in that respect I agree with you, PS1 + PSP games shouldnt be a selling point for many people (ironically the PSP library is a selling point for me because I never owned that system, so the Vita games I want + PSP games with dual analogue is enough).

But PS+ is different.  It's certainly a model that Sony are pushing hard lately and time will tell whether it creates enough incentives for current/future subscribers to invest in a Vita.

I was the same as you, I had a PSP and DS. I never played either systems, but I've already played my Vita more then the other 2 sysytems combined. Theres so much content which is either cheap or free (PSP games, PS1, Demo's, Occasional free software like Ecosystem and now PS+) its hard not have something to play on it, maybe not the AAA experience I was hoping for yet, but I'm sure they're on their way. Being able to access all games at all time with the 32GB memory card is probably one of the most important things for me and up until now the 3DS didn't didn't have its big titles availble for download.

You forgot the option: No, because the Vita and its games don't interest me in the slightest. I'd have picked that option.

I don't think anyone doubts its hardware because it is near flawless in regards to its functions. I honestly had no interest in sony's follow up to the PSP up until it was actually shown off, the Vita in terms of design and infastructure was actually the handheld I was hoping the 3DS would be because I am a big fan of many of Nintendo's IPs.

I don't have one because I don't like its style of gaming.

Ok.

But for me personally, PS1 Classics and PSP games wouldn't sell me.  Only VIta games would.

I think you have pretty much summed up the problems with the Vita, though I think it is as comfortable as possible considering portability.

I think sales trend is the biggest concern. Sony don't use their A teams on Vita and their B teams simply don't make as good games and if they are not willing to commit all their resources to it, then why would 3rd parties?

That's fine, and I agree.  You don't have to keep saying it :P