Android is being targeted at more than just mobile phones. The x86 builds are shaping up quite nicely (Im currently dual booting between eclair and win7 on my Viliv S5), and with the added ram and processing power of full cisc cpu's, its quite snappy. Its viability as a desktop platform is going to be measured by the same standards as any other OS, namely by what applications it has available, and how well they scale between the different platforms. Despite google's statements about android not being fragmented, I think every eDGe owner can agree, that it clearly is. I believe this is what is leading this "idea" that android is just a cellphone OS, and is preventing it from being recognized as what it really is.