Nokia is way behind in the global market in terms of their S60 pap. Japan is a far cry. I'd love to see them laughed out of town though, so sure Nokia, go go go.

Boy that's an ugly machine.

@derX, just because they made a device under $400 doesn't mean squat. All devices cost that much these days, but some brands like Apple charge a premium for their design and OS, which they deserve if the market's response is anything to go by. In 1990s Nokia's devices were the standard. Their OS, their functionality, was best of breed, because it came from insights into consumer's real gripes. Today, the Symbian S60 or whatchamaycallit is a painful system to use. I could enumerate the pains of sending so much as a single SMS (in 4-5 clicks) whereas on my Blackberry or Iphone it's literally one tap away. I'm talking of the usability. I'm talking of the smartphone market. And btw, the touch phone from Nokia -- have you actually handled it? It has a ways to go yet. Just because they have one doesn't mean it's usable. Far from it. You sound like a Nokia fanboy. Enjoy the subpar experience. Some of us who have been exposed to the alternatives (not Windows Mobile drivel) won't settle for the shit that Nokia is doling out. Sorry, their R&D is at least 5 years behind. Read up on the junkettes their "ethnographic team" is organizing around the world and the kind of crap it's coming up with. It's a moronic Fin bureaucracy, and that's the good part.

You know, this is why Nokia's "research" department is down in the dumps. How about collecting some insight that actually helps their shitty phone designs? They might stink a little lesser.

The device looks interesting, but the S60 will kill it. I love Nokia hardware and was really hoping one of these doohickeys will work with Android. Don't need that HTC crap. Btw, the touchscreen keypad on this Nokia sucks.

The two-color MacBook Pro is a disaster in design. Just because they needed something different?!

When will Dell hire a decent designer?

Who cares?