The n770 was already a niche player, next to no one bought it. Less people were impressed with the N770 to go buy the n800. $400 for an n800 is not that much less than $499 iphone and certainly not hugely expensive, but if you want to play the numbers game, $400 for the N800, say $100 for a new phone, avg $50/mo for cell service...well it's pretty much a wash. As much as i love my n770, I now only really use it for the wonderful maemo mapper app (now for a really cheap gps, nothing beats the n770!), the iphone is gonna win. Not for you maybe, sure, it's not for everyone, and hopefully people who buy the n800 will be happy with it. But no one is losing sleep over the N800. Btw, it's a new touchscreen, and nothing like anything you have ever used, the patents say so. Besides, it's only RevA and can only get better.