Yea, ditch the camera. They belong on phones for people who don't care too much about the quality of anything they use, but I think that most people for whom a tablet is suited really don't have much use for a crappy camera. They'd also earn serious users' respect by not spending time to make a capability for something as gimmicky as video chat. Subtract camera and GPS, add re-add two SD slots. If they listened to "serious" users, that should've happened.

I like the idea of GPS, but obviously it was too early to try to add it to a device like this. Or, they just made some basic mistakes and this is the only way for it to progress to be better in the next N***. BT GPS devices are tiny and affordable, so I share everyone's complaint in this regard even though good GPS in a tablet is a huge, huge plus to me.

With the GPS fixed, keyboard and screen likely improved and who-knows-how-many-GB of flash memory in the N810's successor, it should be a winner and make the N810 look like a transition model, which it kind of is. I mean, 810 is just 10 more than 800, right?