Oh, but you should be impressed. For how long could OpenMoko not make phone calls?
Open-source phone OSs have a habit of neglecting actual phone functionality. So I think it's great that they highlight it.
Of course, Neo1973 was a different story, as it pretty much wasn't supposed to be fully working on day zero ;)
I then flashed a fully featured Debian on it which was able to do everything except making phone calls. I was so excited about that while all my non-techie friends were like "Well, lucky you but now you have a so called Smartphone which isn't even a phone."
Dropped it as a daily driver after two weeks or so to leave it on my desk for a long time until someone on the Freerunner mailing list asked if someone is willing to sell theirs. 20 people offered theirs for free so I couldn't get rid of mine. Gave it to an Open Device Lab then, they still own it but never listed it in their device list.
But somehow I don't regret buying it in the first place.