It depends on what particular features a person is looking for. After all, it someone is fine with the current processor speed, and have other wants for a new device, a faster processor speed won't be compelling for them. (The reintroduction of a hard case will all but ensure I buy the N900.) And, of course, most people will have to do a cost-benefit calculation based on their disposable income and the additional features they like on the N900 over the NIT version they already own.