I hate to come in and possibly counter this Engadget "hate" - but let's be honest. I think the biggest problem is that they are in the "business" of appealing to the more consumer variety type(s) moreso than anybody that's a member of here... for the most part. I don't see as much of a Nokia hatred as you lot - I saw a serious (pre-Droid) Motorola hate to be honest. But the whole skew of them disliking Nokia based on the CES announcement - sorry... it sucked compared to just about everybody else. It was something that could have been wrapped up in a PowerPoint file presentation for the board of directors... not for gadget hungry CES goers that wanted more than numbers and facts that didn't equate to actual stuff they could ogle over. Their perspective doesn't quite jive with this sites. But it's not hatred; they're catering to their (larger) readership. Look at the sales numbers of what they consider to be "sacred" and you'll see... that's what they appeal to in their writing. But... I will say this. As much as the Nokia Maemo 5 fans are going on about what they like so much about the N900... it's not "all" that compared to what it could be. And that's not a comparison to anything else out there. I'm talking about how much room there is to grow and how that isn't being fully utilized yet. Let's hope that Maemo 5 is matured gracefully and fully before Maemo 6 comes in and Maemo 5 is kicked to the side like the other iterations of Maemo. I know... I know. I say the unpopular things, but I'd rather offer the possibility that there is a different take on why they see things differently as here.