certain:
4" capactive screen OLED (probably 800x480)
Omap SoC (probably 3)
512MB memory
32GB storage

want:
4" capactive screen (hopefully 960x540)
Omap SoC (hopefully 4)
1GB
32GB is fine

want:
4.1" resisitive screen (hopefully 1024x680)
Omap SoC (hopefully 4)
512GB
32x16GB

No rootfs on nandflash

- Stantum Resistive 4.0" SXGA+ (1400*1050, 4:3 it is less square) OLED screen 24bit color
- 4 row backlit, soft touch oleophobic keyboard
- 12.0 megapixel backlit sensor with auto-focus, 24x digital zoom, 720p video recording at 120 fps (with fast and slow motion modes) and Dual LED + Xenon Flash
- 128 GB Toshiba internal memory, 2 GB RAM and 8 GB ROM, microSDXC compatible memory slot
- Bluetooth 3.0 with A2DP, wi-fi b/g/n with DLNA, GPS with a-GPS, Digital Compass, combo 3.5 mm *line/optical* spdif (in & out (2 ports)), microUSB 3.0, microHDMI 1.4 (audio out capable), built-in FM Receiver with RDS, & FM Transmitter, bi-directional stereo microphones, stereo norris audio hypersonic speakers (direct audio, instead of dissipating sound waves)
- GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 ; HSDPA 850 / 900 / 1700 / 1900 / 2100; HSPA+ support up to 21 mbps
- 1.5 Ghz OMAP 4440 (A9) processor with SGX545 GPU ... DEDICATED AUDIO PROCESSOR !!! (Flat FR from RMAA is a MUST)
- 2.0 megapixel secondary camera (full screen front facing video calling at 2.0 megapixel resolution), Li-Po 1800 mAh battery, compass, gyroscope, accelometer, IR port

Why OMAP? TI hasn't really shown much innovation in their OMAP series of SoC devices. If anything, I'd like to see a dual-core 1GHz Tegra.

512gb?

..

TI's OMAP series is extremely reliable with very good performance. Nokia has been working with them for a long time, and I suspect they've got the whole "support" thing down. Nvidia is an unproven vendor with a checkered packaging history as of late (on top of being dependent on TSMC,) so I can understand major vendors like Nokia being wary of touching their products, especially the Tegra2 which is their first somewhat up-to-date product.

Well the rootfs will be on NAND no matter what, the only question is how fast the NAND is and the capacity ;p

certain:
4" capactive screen OLED 1200x780
Omap 4 SoC cortex 9 mp dual core any thing pass 900mhz gpu 540 in my option (no snp dragon)

512MB ram and expandable to 2gb via micro sd 4gb up
1.5 gb virtual ram
2gb rootfs will be on NAND no matter what, the only question is how fast the NAND is and the capacity
48GB storage expandable to 64gb
running meego os 2.0
have the ability to as many as 8 eight home

and good battery life
12 mega pix 720p 120 frame per sec to do slo mo
feature 60 frame per sec

taken pic in hd


video all codec avi 264 1080p 720p

Samsung and LG are both pushing A9s by the end of this year. i feel its in nokias best interest to place themselves up above and beyond with an omap4440. it will be an also ran with a generations old SoC ... need to keep the platform ahead of the curve, else its doomed i feel.

If you mean that Samsung A9 proc that will start mass production in 2H 2011. That's hardly this year. More in target with the rumoured second MeeGo phone to be released in Q2 2011.
I would love to see OMAP4 inside N9 but i don't belive we will see that inside N9 at all.