Cheap? Kool-Aid???

Just making an assumption based on the general vitriole in your posts.

Criticism is great. Nokia needs it. But too much of what's allegedly constructive criticism comes across as uninformed, petty (and yes, cheap) slams... rants that serve no greater purpose than personal catharsis for the venter. There are real issues to be addressed, such as the state of the maemo site, and aimless outbursts aren't going to make a single dent in resolving them. That takes the sort of community involvement that a few extremists here decry.

There's a significant degree of context wrapped around these devices that gets shunted aside by a few malcontents, but that point's been made ad nauseum. The one point I will continue to come back to is that if one is truly unhappy with the tablets, and has no serious interest in participating in their improvement, then one should move on. Trolling here is... cheap.

A final bit: I can pull out "perfect scenarios" all day long-- a few even (gasp) highlighting Nokia. But those of us in the real world know that if you look hard and deep enough you'll find warts on almost everything (as sjgadsby just did above).