I don't think Nokia needs much help selling devices in Finland, do they? I'm sure they lead that market. The N900 will get its fair share of TV spots and all, but the question is about the US market. Once the device launches and is available, what sort of exposure will Nokia provide to the US? This is the ONLY place I have been where Nokia is a nobody, but only because they don't announce themselves in any way.

And the reason I brought up Oprah can be seen by watching those videos on the link I gave earlier. She speaks, the US listens. She said we need to stop eating beef once, and the US beef markets fell so low, it was a catastrophe, and the meat producers sued her. She has PULL in the US.
http://www.cnn.com/US/9801/21/oprah.beef/