Have you check out the actual videos of it yet? There are transitions on the user interface and it is nothing but smooth and intuitive. Also, although N95 has dual processors, there is no nothing in the developer documentation that states 3D hardware acceleration (OpenGL ES PowerVR MBX) is included in the second processor. So far, the only best guess is the dual ARM 11 processors refers to 1 for the main application accelerator and the remaining for the Nokia RAP processor for voice stack. This is the same implementation on WinMo PDA phones where they have 1 for application and 1 for baseband communication.

The tube do not have 5MP capability is because its not an N-series model. The ExpressMusic 5800 is in fact a trial product by Nokia in testing its S60 Touch. If it is successful, you will soon see an N-series offering in the near future. As far as the videos are showing, there are no sign of lagging on the interface but more to the unresponsiveness of the touchscreen which needs a lot of improvement.

6220 is not N series model but having almost the same specs like N82.

People having the wrong perception that N series must have the best specs and xpress music must have the best sound. N81 can be said to have the best sound quality compare to other xpress music and walkman phone.

Nokia dont include its documentation about the 3D hardware accellerator and GOLDEN EYE. N82/N95 uses a TI OMAP 2420 as CPU and a TI OMAP DM290 GOLDENEYE for camera. IINM TUBE using the same processor with N78.

I think better not to post too much and no one will be interested to read after all.

Nokia does not include these information and obviously it will not because of intellectual reasons. But it is available at various symbian S60 specific developer sites which is important so people can write the appropriate applications. And you're sure about that Goldeneye thing? Seriously?

If people is having the wrong perception of N-series to have the best specifications, then N-series' branding is very successful. Because yes, N-series will have the best specifications. Hands down. XpressMusic phones are music-centric products with dedicated keys for controlling only one thing - MUSIC. In fact N-series was suppose to handle this end of the market until Sony Ericsson was so successful with its Walkman phone and the Cybershots forcing Nokia to introduce XpressMusic and augment N-series' role into camera business. Once in awhile, good things from N-series or XpressMusic phones get trickle down to its 'normal' phones which is a good deal for users.

Sometimes, its not about how well it sings its tunes but how well it presents itself. N81 can be good at sound quality but it is not as easy to use compared to XpressMusic products in terms of music playback (no dedicated music keys). Ooh, don't tell me about that handsfree dongle with dedicated music buttons.

Clearly, people have different views of what is the device for them. If it is not good enough for you and you have something better in mind, then it is your perception. Nothing wrong.