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Rather than a Rokr (and you have money to burn, can’t wait for n91, live in Japan)- how about Chris‘s idea of sticking a Nano on the back of the Talby? Probably still thinner that the Rokr.
Depressing quote of the day for anyone working in mobile experience design from Engadget:
1:27pm – Garriques [President of Motorolaâs mobile phone division] on the ROKR: âItâs a great ARPU story.â
Sheesh.
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UPDATE: Peterme asks what “ARPU” is. I apologise – it’s jargon, much used in the cellphone industry, for “Average Revenue Per User” – the grail is finding applications and services that drive it skyward, and mobile music is seen by a lot of the industry as one of those.
Petafloptimism 
ARPU?
Average Revenue Per User. The magic figure that financial analysts judge operators on. Note it’s nothing to do with profit.
It’s an interesting comment from Garriques anyway. The whole point of iTunes on mobile is to move the files between the PC and the phone — I’m just left to figure where the operator ARPU lies… No data transmission over the mobile network, no cut for the operator on songs.
Makes me wonder.