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$200 would be my limit, regardless of plan affiliation
@TS: Sure, makes sense in your situation. But honestly, how often does that happen?
^ Die!
It would have to be Nexus Two. I've already told you that the 3G chip in the Nexus One cannot receive AT+T's 3G signal. It is physically not capable of transmitting in the necessary frequency . It would have to run a different 3G chip. Everyone already knows exactly what the phone is capable of doing, and what hardware is in it thanks to the FCC... you should pay attention.
The only possibility would be if Google subsidizes the device to get market penetration.
And you have a problem with that because...
Someday. When I run out of cigarettes to smoke.
Android looks great. I just signed a contract w/ Verizon so I'm with the LG enV Touch for 2 years...but it has no smartphone plan requirement since it's technically not a smartphone. Over the life of the two year contract at 45 dollars for a smartphone plan....that's over 1k a year to use a Droid. No thanks. I'll stick with unlimited text and data.