I've not seen one of those in a pocket pc since the first generation. My iPaq 5555 was great. Didn't have too many problems with it, in fact, if I turn around I'm looking at it on my other desk. Never had problems with setting up the wifi, or bluetooth. It syncs with my computers, even my mac. The sdio camera I picked up for it blows away the joke of a camera on the N800. It could use a better screen. Oh, try to put a full sized pcmcia card in your N800! It backs up to internal flash, so in the event you do let it die all the way, it's pretty easy to get back to where you had it. I guess I'm getting picky in my old age (ha ha) I'm just not that impressed with any of the newer handheld devices on the market right now. What really sucks it most of the manufacturers are going to "smart" phones. None of my cell providers up here support them. Sharp killed the Zaurus line, so that's now pretty much a dead end, I'll probably keep my Z till it dies. I like the hardware of the pocket pcs, or whatever they are calling them these days. The os is okay, not the best though. You have to be careful with some of the software, it could do evil things to data. Most of it is okay though. I don't really use my N800 as a "pda", more as a quick web browser/gps device. I don't watch movies or listen to music on it, that's what my iPod is for. Like I've said, the camera is worse than the one on my 4 year old cell phone. Yea, it runs linux, which is cool, I wouldn't call that a plus. Most of the apps aren't really finished. I think the coolest app I run is Maemo Mapper, and that eats cards. I've had to reformat my mmc card twice now because of it. Not a big deal, but kind of a pain. The browser is adequate. Would like to see a port of firefox, not minimo, cause that's just crap. It's got to be the worst laid out web browser I've ever seen. I think the whole os needs a "red pill" mode for the non-linux newby folks. Something so we can actually tweak the power settings, and some of the other settings Nokia locks down.