I don't know if it is correct, but the pricing would be similar to the Nokia 5800 when that was released. It could be true. If you look at the design of the N9, you get the impression that the Nokia N950 was originally intended as the high-priced flagship model, and that the current N9 would have been the cheaper mass-market follow up. Whatever Nokia says, it isn't a terribly expensive design. The AMOLED is a cheaper pen-tile version, the chip is over a year old (it was also in the Palm Pre2 but it does have more RAM), and the casing is plastic with very few buttons. If they start the device at over 400 euros, I don't think the device will be a hit. I think Apple will introduce a budget iphone at that pricepoint, and there are numerous Android devices with similar or better specs at that price. The new software, curved glass, 1GB RAM and NFC may be very cool features, but iPhone/Android have so many more applications. With Windows Phone devices coming very soon from Nokia, the MeeGo device needs to be cheap at launch, slowly discounting over the following months (like Nokia always does) would be the nail in the MeeGo coffin. So yes, I'm hoping that it is true and that Nokia gets the pricing for the MeeGo device right.