From the email this morning…<\/p>\n
\nWe regret to inform you that the following items have been delayed as we are still awaiting stock from our suppliers : <\/p>\n“Nokia N900 Mobile Computer with Maemo 5 Software”
\n Estimated arrival date: December 17 2009<\/p>\nOne of Amazon’s aims is to provide a convenient and efficient service; in this case, we have fallen short. Please accept our sincere apologies.<\/strong><\/p>\n
I order this on the <\/p>\n
2nd of Oct 2009<\/h3>\n
and this is the third delay. Could Nokia get the release of this phone more wrong? No! <\/strong> they have nothing to release, it’s a fake, vaporware! There are stories out there of Nokia shipping empty<\/strong> boxes to keep up the illusion. I’t no wonder that the boxes themselves look so cheap, they are cheap mockups. <\/p>\n
Time to look for another REAL <\/strong> smartphone.\n<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
UPDATE:<\/strong> It REALLY is a fake I just received this email from Amazon on Sunday the 13th;<\/p>\n
\nWe regret to inform you that your order will take longer to fulfill than originally estimated. Our supplier has notified us that there is a delay obtaining stock for the following items you ordered on October 02 2009.\n<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
And the Amazon web page now states that the ‘Product’ is “Currently unavailable.
\nWe don’t know when or if<\/em> this item will be back in stock”<\/strong> <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"From the email this morning… We regret to inform you that the following items have been delayed as we are still awaiting stock from our suppliers : “Nokia N900 Mobile Computer with Maemo 5 Software” Estimated arrival date: December 17…<\/span><\/p>\n