OK. I'll bite on this thread. Hopefully Nokia listens. . .

Let's be realistic here. No pie in the sky kind of stuff.

1) OMAP 35xx Applications Processor with OpenGL support.

2) Two standard SD card slots.
(I don't want limited built in flash, or miniSD. MiniSD is way too expensive.

3) No scratched up metal casings!
(I'm sick of seeing crappy looking scratched N810s. I'd rather keep my N800 with a BT keyboard. I spent $150 USD on a BT keyboard, and bought another N800, rather than having a scratched up, barely expandable N810 with a somewhat buggy GPS module. I'd rather by a separate phone with GPS than to buy an N810, or an N810 successor if they keep using MiniSD and scratchable metal casings.)

4) A hardware keyboard would be nice. . .

5) GPS is ok too. . .

6) A display with support for at least a 768 vertical screen resolution.
(So we can see our dialog boxes.

7) At least 512MB RAM.
(So we can run our applications.

8) An open source WLAN driver.

That's it! Nothing fancy. . . Just the basics are enough for me. Unfortunately it seems they can't simply settle on getting the basics correct FIRST before trying to get fancy with other things