Nokia's not losing out on any sales. The Nokia Internet Tables (NIT) fits only a sector of the people that want certain things.

If you want an iPhone, you'll buy one. If you want a N95/N96, you'll have one. If you want an EE PC, then you'd have one. But the NIT is a different sector, not one that they had before the introduction of the 770. And they don't really lose sales if people can't find it all in one gadget.

The NIT is loved/hated by the fanatical group here at ITT, myself included; but they don't really lose sales to the uninformed masses that think that N810 should have bluetooth, wifi, wimax and GSM.

I don't mind - nor am I a true fan of - carrying around my iPhone and my N810. But I can't see/agree that Nokia's losing sales because the NIT isn't the end all, say all solution that a lot of us would have loved; but it just isn't.

While traveling, I'm definitely using my N810 for chatting, e-mails, and even SIP calls.