Look at our post count... first to 2000 buys the beers.

Different demographics for sure, but very similar functionality (at least, the N800 overlaps the Touch 100%). One will sell by the articulated lorry load to simpletons, the other won't (think: Smart car trunk loads).

What annoys me the most about the Touch is that in a different parallel universe, the N800 could have been the Touch and a runaway success for Nokia. I still love my N800 though, and I won't be getting a Touch because it doesn't have Bluetooth (and that's the only reason I won't be getting one).

I still think it would be more sensible for Nokia to leak some of their future plans to keep the scene bubbling than to keep quiet and blow our minds in 6 months time...