[citation][nom]marcus_br[/nom]Pretty stupid comment of yours.This legacy desktop OS and it's apps are light years ahead of any crap available on any smart phone now.[/citation]
How much of that do you need on a phone, though? Especially one that's probably going to be slow and clunky compared even to a netbook for battery life/heat reasons. Chances are if you need something that works with XP you won't need it on a phone (or even want it, with that tiny screen), and if it's just the functionality of a class of program you want (word processing for example), there'll probably be an app for it on other platforms like Linux/Android or the iPhone. I mean, it doesn't even look like a decent on-the-go Windows gaming device because of the tiny keyboard.
I'd probably need some examples before I'm convinced of its utility.