Textrat, imo it's the way the internet tablet screens are/were always problematic (both on the 770 and the n800) that are making people frustrated. High density (~220 ppi) touchscreens (or touchscreen manufacturers) are probably hard to come by but it's not really an excuse because Nokia is such a big player and manufacturer in international mobile electronics. I can accept the design(cpu/ram wise, not case design) and material-selection(bad touchscreen) errors in Nokia 770 because it's such a new design/device, but seeing a similar error repeated (problematic touchscreen, I really don't care how it's a different problem because the regular customer won't care either) repeated in a beauty like n800 is just frustrating to me.