I'd say the 770 will end up being the guinea pig for Nokia's first foray into the new Internet Tablet market. It has been greatly accepted by early adopters and will be known in the future as a "geek toy". However, it will also be known as the forerunner of Internet Tablet market (that is if Nokia continues its interest in the platform into the future). I don't know how successful the device has been in the consumer market, but knowing how Nokia comes out with several new mobile phones every year, that will not likely matter. The fact that Nokia underestimated demand for the 770 proves that people want such a device. The way I see it, Nokia should count themselves lucky more people didn't see the greater possibilities of the device as quickly as those of us did. It is now time for Nokia to follow through with their idea. Bring on the customer support, OS upgrades, and follow-up devices. Oh, and throw in a little marketing once you've got your supply issues straight.