The camera device wins.

Personally I have sold my N9 64GB quite early for two reasons:

-pentile screen (big let-down as this is something you can read about but you need to experience for yourself if the tech works for you or not)
-unergonomic design of body
-swipe on N9 is nice to attract new customers / press attention but basically Fremantle is more productive interface for me.
-camera nothing special vs N8 / PV 808
(-it looks like Lumia so I feel a little "Lumia" in public : ) )

My ideal candybar smartphone:

- camera part of 808
- all the other hardware features of 808 + dual charging
-OS of N9 + higher res screen (but no way that pentile tech, rather the 920 screen)


Compromised with best of both worlds:

808 with Symbian OS that just works + great pictures + calling + sharing 3G over Joikuspot with N900

N900 in the other pocket running Thumb 2 and Firefox for convenient surfing, Jabber, IRC, Skype...

But that is my opinion and I am not an apps person.

I think the web should remain device neutral.

Remember how long have we suffered 640 x 480 on our big screen desktops for that same reason?

Remember it is not your phone that needs to loose weight but yourself to have more pocket space to carry the maximum functionality on the road.