True, but remember when the iPhone first came out it didn't have that many either. This is a new path for Nokia and giving them time like we did for Apple I think will reveal pleasing results--plus the fact that it's based off the Linux system there are already a ton of apps...

As far as 'lack of popularity', I don't see that. Amazon sold out of there entire pre-order stock, Nokia USA has record pre-order sales for the N900 as well and thats just the US market. With the amount of buzz going around the cell industry I think people are really eyeing the N900 as a potential iPhone competitor and/or killer. Nokia was once a really great company and the past six years or so not so good, hopefully they have found that edge again they originally had.

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