The H9 does have WiFi (according to the specs) but doesn't have Bluetooth - I guess the manufacturer believes BT is not necessary as GPS/GPRS/CDMA etc are built-in, however this does mean a hardware keyboard is more difficult to connect without a BT dongle of some kind (or maybe USB could be used).

Considering the CPU is ARM and the OS is Linux with fairly obvious inspiration from Maemo, I wonder if Beijing paid Adobe to "port" Flash to this device (which they have already ported for Nokia!) or if Beijing are using an open source variant?

Would also be interesting to see what browser they are using - Opera, NetFront or maybe Minimo? I can't imagine they will have succeeded in getting any "desktop" applications (eg. Firefox) to run on this device given the very limited memory constraints.