Ah, but that's my point. I did get what I paid for. You didn't...
You wanted a device that does not exist yet from any manufacturer, and pro'ly never will.
Nokia didn't promote it as being anything more than it is. A collection of hardware that can do many things, not ALL things.
Looking at the hardware I knew it could do what I wanted it to do. But, like the collection of links I provided, I also knew I had to do some of the work too.
My complaint would be that it still can't connect to an iDEN BT phone. I can't whine to much about that because it still connects to "most" BT phones as they advertised, but I know since I submitted the bug, they are working on it. They told me so.

And BTW, since you brought up "family", you could be wrong about that too.