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Originally Posted by fluido View Post
I am personally very grateful to Nokia that they have conceived, produced, and almost put on sale exactly the telephone I wished to have. After a few Palm Treos, I got a E61i (when it had been already out for a year or so) and I was very badly impressed by that agoraphobic piece of inferior software that they call Symbian. Very nice hardware, very high-quality. But it is as if the phone came with handcuffs on.

Now, all I see and read about the N900 indicates that at Nokia there is someone with a clue, as regards what a really useful telephone could be.

Thus: do as you wish, but I will buy a N900. When it comes out. The only thing that would make me reconsider is if they were to release a system that was less open than in the pre-release.
Please refer to the post you quoted and realize that I never said a word bad about Nokia, in fact I praise them for making good phones. But it's their marketing tactics that should bother people, not their phones.

For the record; Nokia makes great phones!, but they treat their customers like ****. And that is the reason I feel that we should teach them a lesson. I don't think there's a single person who is not frustrated with Nokia by now, and if I was running Nokia I'd be embarrassed, but as history has clearly stated; they don't care about pushing dates back nor care about their customers.