I really don't understand why all the arguments going on here about nothing but false representations basically.
Just for the record if you look at the N900's hardware it actually has everything that a Symbian mobile phone has and more a lot more!.
What we are talking here is software nothing more needed as the hardware is all there for anything that would be written for android and symbian apart from a digital compass.
The rest of the arguments have absolutely no ground whatsoever as it is only a matter of time before it all comes together software wise.

The very first point the OP made was

"There is no 3G Video Calling The Nokia N900 is not a phone designed for this. Infact it is a Mobile Computer with phone capabilities"

What are you talking about here because the N900 does indeed have 3G capabilities and the rest of it is down to software and a 3G signal being present on both sides
If you base your counter defence in that way you will make yourself look very silly indeed and the very reason you need to re-word everything as you started off on the wrong foot.
Anything available on Android or Symbian will eventually be available on the N900 (android has already been ported to the N900 on this very forum if you care to look) and as it IS a computer in it's own rite and all the hardware capabilities are already incorporated in the hardware of the N900 so the arguments stop there.

Please stop the drivel and get on with the developments in hand that will make this device into what it was portrayed as a "FLAGSHIP" mobile device from Nokia IT DOES NOT NEED DEFENDING !!
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