Pictured above is the Nokia N900, Nokia's latest flagship mobile phone. And it seems they are marketing it as a true computer for your pocket. With phrases such as, "From now on, you might want to keep your PC switched off." I personally don't think mobile phones can match computers. You would never stick your phone on the desk and start tying out a 5000 word report on it (well, I wouldn't). Also, Nokia just had a netbook launched, so they are sort of shooting themselves in the foot with this ultra portable netbook and a phone which is more expensive and is marketed in similar ways. I think it's mad of them to do such a thing.
I am also pretty sure that here on Technokratos we are one of the first blogs to report this signing for Nokia and Vodafone because they only tweeted about it very recently.
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