All this talk of N900 vs HD2,iPhone,Driod is a bit weird. Its really and I mean really hard to compare these things because first and foremost the software running on all of them is very different even tho they have almost similar hardware. Its like all the motherboard reviews we all read with thousands of benchmarks using standard set of tools. But the difference here is that we don't have a standard set of tools which can be run without the different operating systems on the mobile hardware and until we can have such software that we could flash the hardware with we won't be getting any real benchmarks on the hardware. Benchmarks using applications like Quake, Office, Google Maps etc against power consumption... won't give you a real number since the underlying operating system can and will get updates later in its life cycle. So we should all try to avoid comparing these apples n oranges n grape fruits and just look at the device with the operating system as a whole and see which one suits your specific needs.