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(Unverified)Sep 28th 2009 12:01PM
Errr... The nokia n900 seems to have a market, right?
And if we weren't so easily persuaded in our perceptions as to who does what and where (the U.S. market is not representative of the global market, Microsoft choked manufacturers into submission, Linux netbooks are not only less expensive they don't come with the dumb Windows XP limitations, return rates were not as per MS said, etc) there would be a better notion of which niche is claiming them whenever one of this devices gets out.
If the American public would please get it's act together already sales would soar :D