"At 2.7lb (1.22kg), it's over 20% heavier than its competition"

What's the competition? After a quick check, at least the Asus EEE PC 1005HA weighs 1.27kg and Acer Aspire One is 1.26kg, and both have shorter battery life. I'm sure some 10in netbook might get close to similar battery and be a bit lighter, but I wouldn't say the Nokia is 20% heavier than its competition...

A surprisingly good effort in my opinion, as long as the price is reasonably. The specs (and looks i think) otherwise seem to beat the most of the competition.

Also remember that a better camera always requires more depth. I don't know if this contributes to the relative thickness of the 5800 compared to the competition, but if it does, I don't really mind it.

I'd rather have slightly thicker phone with features I can use. I do like how thin the iPhone is and how fun it is to use it, but lacking all of the essential features I want in a phone, I know I'd regret the purchase the first time I wanted to take a photo or wanted to navigate to some restaurant in a foreign city. The 5800 isn't perfect, I wish it had a better camera, even if it added a few more mm to its depth. However for under 400 eur (after tax) I think it might be the best deal for my needs.

reminds me of the nokia tablets, but with phone functionality.
http://europe.nokia.com/A4568578

I'd like to win this

I'd like to win

Trams and some buses in Helsinki, Finland have free wlan.

I could really use this

Please let me win, my old phone fell into the sea.