[QUOTE=danramos;596698 I nearly sold off my N800 recently. I'm still on the fence about it and starting to lean again toward selling it off. Between the blatantly anti-consumer attitude (lack of support and communications for existing customers) from Nokia...

I, too feel abandoned. I bought a 2nd N800 off Ebay in perfect condition as a spare because the support is gone for $75. He felt abandoned, too.

I've posted to Nokia Labs a suggestion for a Symbian VM for our tablets so we can run Symbian software. I find it very curious we never got one from the company that owns Symbian, while other companies, like Access gave us the great Palm OS VM, Garnet, which I find very useful....sometimes more useful than Maemo.

We're just the trash left over from the big corporation's lunch bag, now. I don't expect to ever see another Maemo anything, like A2DP support for my Motorola S9HD bt stereo headset. I use a Sony TMR-BT10 A2DP transmitter plugged into the N800's earphone jack. They're discontinued, too, but many are available. They transmit any audio source 30' to the BT stereo devices, are rechargeable and very tiny.

Our product line is dead and forgotten. It was a great ride while it lasted. I wish N900 never existed and wouldn't buy one if it were $49 because it will soon be abandoned, too!....The company just operates on whims too much. I hardly ever see an N900 because it's GSM in South Carolina. CDMA rules here......except for iPhone, of course.