Oh, I want to believe it so bad, but my bogosity meter keeps tripping. I can't help but think that Nokia dude would be just a little more concerned about keeping his job...

A larger (i.e., N800 or a hair larger, with more nearly fullscreen N810ish design, but with the DPAD!), more PC-competing device would make me really happy. But there's no need to fight pocketability here, and I'm sure the folks behind this alleged decision realize that. The N810 is far bigger than most phones already, and I think anyone who would get a full-size (Navigator/N97 class) smartphone and a larger tablet would get them both anyway -- they obviously have enough money and like their tech toys. I think people trying to fill specific needs would almost always choose a big, powerful, usable smartphone alone, or a tablet with an equally capable, but more compact (and slightly less convenient in use) smartphone, but not two big qwerty machines.