Actually no they don't. Nokia already discovered that when it gave it to 300 testers they had feedback significant enough to delay the device.

The N900 is a nice platform but to compete with the others it has to get a lot of things right. It's a new platform dropping into a market with several well established and popular platforms (iPhone, Android) and to attract people to it will not be easy.

The average person will look at the N900 and say "Where's the turn by turn maps?" or "Where's the application the remembers where you parked your car like my friend's iPhone has?".