I would say that most of the devices on the market may be more or less affected by the touchscreen issue. I currently live in Finland and I know at least 10 person owning the N800 here in Finland as well as in other European countries. So far I met no one whose device's touchscreen was free of the issue we're discussing in this thread. But most of these people weren't aware of the issue until I showed it to them. Also, as I mentioned in one of my previous posts, I tested a few devices and Nokia Flagship store and every single of them had the pressure dead zone on the right. Could it be a coincidence that I could not meet even a single fault free device? It must have been a very big coincidence. Otherwise it's against any statistical rule I've ever learned. The problem is that the issue may appear after a couple of days/hours of even light use. Yesterday I received my device from repair. The touchscreen worked perfectly fine... for a couple of hours (I managed to flatten one battery, starting from two bar level). What I am sure about now is that Nokia, at least in Finland, may be aware of the problem but they did not identified its reasons. What service does is just replacing possibly faulty part. I understand it's the only they can do until the real cause is discovered. Let's hope it's going to happen soon.