@SpeeGold

your statement is the epitome of brand loyalty

@Bazanime
Yeah I love how they complain and then try to balance it out by saying that it doesn't seem to be that big an issue because some of us have working sponsor equipment.

Isn't that a N97 he is playing with?

Pure blog journo - unbiased and not leading the reader

Dude, where you get your credentials, mail order?

I saw a couple of guys in a restaurant in Sf the other day playing with a N900 and a N97 mini.

In my most subtle way possible I was leaning over trying to catch a glimpse of these beasts.

Man, they are both sweet phones but the N900 is a killer. saaaawwwwweeeet.

One of the guys was having multiple orgasms over it - made for a very messy lunch ;-)

Me...I still have a hankering for the mini - me likey the whole setup of the phone and it will be a nice hold over until Nokia gets their whole Maemo thing locked down and worked out on the 900 and the other phones coming out in 2010

Doesn't this include the new accounting rules?

The way this thing reads...... I hope you changed your pants.....

Chris,

You guys review something like this and apply a mobile phone paradigm to it. It's a watch and its kind of ground breaking in form factor. And instead of taking that angle, applying that rational to the discussion and help educate and provide insight to us readers you come back with your mature and witty retort.

Then again, maybe I am asking to much. Cut, paste, throw-away comment. Next.

I mean how farking blase can he be.

It is a real working watch and phone together and he treats it like it should be working like a friggin' mobile phone.

'Sound quality is tinny' - dude....its a farking watch.....and a phone.... and a mp3 player.... on your wrist!!!!!!

You engadget guys are so out of touch with reality.

It's interesting reading the Yahoo story. It seems like all phone-only manufacturers have reported losses.

So before all the iFanbois jump all over this I wonder if anyone could break out Apples phone business profits and costs to see if they are making money on it. Not app store, just the phone manufacture and selling bit.

It seems like a result of global downturn, but for Nokia exacerbated by poor design (in a US centric view) and general pricing strategy.

Dude!

You are a 'tard.