Well, it took longer than 30 minutes. I don't mind discussing this with you, but if you don't just match me point for point I'll drop the conversation. You have a tendency to retort with a barrage. Then, when I respond to less than all of your items, you have accused me in the past as either not understanding what you said, or quoting you out of context. That derails the dialog and it doesn't interest me, and responding to this might not interest you at all, but I'll give it a try anyway by starting small and simple.

I consider the ability to expand my storage space with an SD card as something modular. I can do this with my n8x0's, but I can't do this with my iPod touch. Apple made the decision that this wasn't needed in their product and Nokia decided otherwise. Was Apple wrong and Nokia right? If yes, why? Does it even matter? If not, then why would Nokia do it? If you think I'm comparing apples and oranges, I disagree.