The problem with what you seem to think of as Nokia pulling off a miracle is that it falls short of being a miracle because it's still Nokia (and all the really bad experiences of dealing with the company as a customer). You'll still have to call the same customer support people, still be told that they won't sell you spare parts, still will have to wait a month while your device floats all over the world by courier if you want them to fix it, same same same company.

Naw, near as I can tell, Nokia's burned a lot of bridges and ruined the experience even if they got things right. I'd rather hold to see what Intel does, myself.