It's the new Maemo devices. Maemo has been divided as it's own division in Nokia and this is right in time with the release of the new devices previously known as internet tablets.

It's running Maemo 4 OS so I'm guessing it's a photoshop job. The new devices are using Maemo 5 and they'd show OS in the slides too. There wouldn't be any point in showing pictures of the device with the wrong os. Might as well be WinMO or S60.

It's not an OS! It's a telephony stack. Look here for more info:
http://maemo.org/news/announcements/intel_and_nokia_announce_the_ofono_project/
It might end up in Maemo some day, but it might also pop up elsewhere because it's platform independent.

Am I the only one that thinks that the model number looks like it says NINJA?

They're E series phones. Not targeted at you, but business users.

You don't need a 3G radio because you can use the internet through your phone using bluetooth if there are no wireless networks available.

I don't have a watch, but this would finally be a worthy timepiece for my wrist.

The name is Antti Vasara, not Antii. It shouldn't be that hard.

I think that a lot of the device's success depends on the underlying OS. If it is good to use and people start creating additional software, this might well take off. The regular palm PDAs aren't that special on their own, but you can do miracles with all the additional software. What I'd really want to see now are the full specs and some info on the platform itself.

Also - a similar device with flexible screen would be nice. Yeah, and a built in video projector ;)

Seems like a perfect addition to my hang glider. I wonder how many hours it can log... ;)