Oh, you greatly overestimate the importance of China when it comes to luxary goods like smart phones. Let's play some numbers. Yes, there are 1.3 billion people. But, about 80% of them are shockingly poor landworkers. So we have to focus on the 266 million people in the coast regions. Most of them are underpaid factory workers, still way too poor to effort a 600 EUR device. So it really are quite few people in China who can effort a N900. China's potential smart phone market, is significantly smaller than EU or USA. Probably it's even smaller than the market of single European countries like Germany (80 million people) or even Netherlands (20 million people). Now add the poor copyright situation in China and you should stand up and applaude Nokia for not following the flock and burning money on that largely overestimated market. I really prefer Nokia standing arround for a while instead of wasting money in China. Right now China is a good market for cheaper phones, but it's definitely not a market for IP loaded, luxary devices like smart phones yet. No return of investment for decades yet.