I would have been more interestedin this if it wasn't for the outcome of the N900. Regardless of how promising and impressive the specs are, it all comes down how much Nokia wants to support the device software once it reach the market. Well, we saw what they did to the N900, right?
Many of the most basic functions are still not functional and they just don't seem to care.
The arrogancy shown to their customers has definetly pushed me away from bying a smartphone from that company ever again.

Maybe I'd changed my mind if they'd:
Fix the crappy Ovi store
Provide us with the REAL turn by turn based Ovi Maps application that was promised.
Fix the bouncing phone buttons and placement
Fix the crappy bluetooth stack and just admit that a pile of handsfree/carkit device just don't work.
Kept supporting flash upgrades.
Implemented the second front faced camera
Found out why most applications suffers from stuttering audio when the display fades, sometimes also the built in media player.
...and a lot of other irritating details that I can't think of right now.