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OMAP3 processor
4.1-inch WVGA capacitive touchscreen LCD
HDMI out
Wifi
3G modem
16GB of storage
Full size SD card slot
large QWERTY keypad
8 megapixel camera
runs linux or android
Seems like everything the N900 should be, except...wait...its $1399, or $1150 for the wifi-only version. After I saw this article I felt really good about spending $400 on my N810, and when the REAL N900 comes out I'm sure I'll feel even better about spending whatever it costs.
http://www.engadget.com/2009/02/18/t...android-right/