I can completly understand that there are ppl who would love to use the NIT's but due to its learning curve it deters a lot of would be consumers. I was in the market for a device to handle my media downloads and almost bought a ipod touch but I some how found out about the n810 which does so much more. It took some time just to learn what I know to get my tablet the way it is and it will be even more time to really tweak it, but i had a thurst for the knowledge and really wanted to use the tablet as a way to learn more about linux to help me when I finally switch my OS to Ubuntu. now for others who just want to use it for business or what ever, the tablet really isnt that bad to get use the only thing it lacks is simple app for non-tech savy ppl. I spent plenty of time reading the threads to figure out what to do to get things to work the way I want, instead of it just having a very simple discription and an abvious name. So i guess if the what my point is, if it was as easy as say apple's app store to just download and go I think more ppl would have caught on to the NIT's and they wouldnt "Finally" be pushing the something like the N97 for things that the NITs can already do.


and the n810 doesnt come with 32gb, but with the adapter it can store a full size SD card. I'm enjoying mine thanks to a member of this site that made it possible, Thanks craves1!