I can see both sides of this, but I have to go with CrashandDie on that N- prefix. As long as Nokia's old market segments and designations persist, it takes an E- to make it "corporate" (and possibly to get a stronger internal push for enterprise features like Exchange provisioning). Yes, as a mobile computer the N900 can get around many of the usual channel limitations, but it's still not quite ready for Blackberry land. I wish it was...