I will say only one thing with regards to the whole "capacitive vs. resistive" argument and I'm done.

I just wish this would hit the market ASAP so I never have to hear another "capacitive vs. resistive" debate. Ever. Again.

RIM patent filing reveals hybrid capacitive / resistive touchscreens/

Frankly, I hate the fact that touchscreens on mobile devices have gotten so much mindshare in the last several years. I honestly wish that the touch was layered on top of a UI that was mainly drive by hardware keys, with touch enhancing the experience in certain apps (like web browsing) as opposed to being the standard way to interact (and no, I'm not talking about some kludgy implementation like S60 5th Edition). Touch driven devices make it incredibly hard to multitask and/or be mobile in my experience.

But hey, that's coming from a person that has an iPhone, an N97, and the N900 on pre-order so what does that say?

I do hope that the N920, if it comes with AT&T's 3G bands, does have a keyboard or that a Maemo device with AT&T 3G bands + keyboard is released shortly afterwards.