Sounds like some of you missed out on the OQO. (oqo.com) Since defunct, but they were a computer the size of your hand that fit in your pocket. I loved them dearly.

Now though the N900 has replaced my 02. While it's not a x86 computer, it's open architecture means the sky is the limit with it. I VNC with my home comp anywhere in the world, and do real computing as a result. If i don't have a cell connection, I can work on code, check documents, and various other things.

For someone to complain that the N900 is not a PC enough experience just means they really haven't done any research or even attempted to unlock the real potential of this little computer.

People wonder why Nokia doesn't raise their hand more and tell people exactly what they can do with it. But the reason is all over this forum. Look at the people with rebooting issues, etc. from the new firmware update.

These problems are just the natural order of something that can be messed with by anyone. If Nokia was the one pulling all the strings on this phoen there would be a ground for people to complain. Alas this is not the case. This phone is open, and glorious because of it.

So stop wasting your time complaining about what YOU can't get it to do, and start searching this forum for all the possibilities.

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