outdoes the Nokia N900 with an 800MHz Cortex-A8 plus more
 

Of course, it is not a phone ;)
But it might be of interest to developers here.

Direct Insight debuts SODIMM-sized, ARM-based computer-on-a-module
By Donald Melanson posted Dec 5th 2009 12:21PM
Well, it may not exactly be the computer everyone's been pining for, but those that have dreamed of an ARM Cortex-A8-based computer on a SODIMM module now finally one to call their own. That comes in the form of Direct Insight's new TRITON-TX51, which outdoes the Nokia N900 with an 800MHz Cortex-A8 processor, along with Freescale's i.MX515 system-on-a-chip, 128MB DDR400 RAM, 128MB of NAND flash, and a touchscreen controller that can drive screens at resolutions up to 1,280 x 768. You'll also get some other things nice to have on a computer like a 10/100 ethernet controller and a USB 2.0 interface, and even a reasonably capable PowerVR graphics engine that can do OpenGL ES 2.0 and hardware 720p decoding for MPEG-4/H264 video. Look for this one to land sometime next month for €150 (or just over $220).

Re: outdoes the Nokia N900 with an 800MHz Cortex-A8 plus more
 

Interesting, but it doesn't say what operating system it runs (I'm guessing Linux though since it is ARM).

Re: outdoes the Nokia N900 with an 800MHz Cortex-A8 plus more
 

The existing Triton modules are "running Windows CE 6.0 or Linux 2.6" according to their site:

http://www.directinsight.co.uk/produ...ale-board.html

Re: outdoes the Nokia N900 with an 800MHz Cortex-A8 plus more
 

Don't forget that this is just a module, you have to stick it into a baseboard to get a functional system.