Where is the "value added benefit" from Nokia, false hopes, lacking support while having the device and aftercare i.e new OS or killing the device early is really what any animosity stems around in this thread. The absolute masses that deserted the n900 within 7 months of buying the device could have been largely avoided. It shouldn't now be worth a 1/5 to 1/6 of its original price either.

The n900 itself is a very neat and unique device albiet with terrible battery life and a terminal disease with its USB port about to fall off.