After much deliberation, I've finally come to the conclusion that I'll not get a N900. The price, isn't really that bad. I won't even bring up the fact I have an iPhone... that's not even the point. In fact, my iPhone 3G is really bigger reason why I would want to get an N900 - it's about time for me to upgrade to something less... confined.

But with one more possible, lesser (think N97 Mini to the original N97) Fremantle project to be announced/released and then a possible Harmattan project to be released in 2010... I'm going to wait it out.

And that sucks. I'm just not hearing the things I wanted to hear in order for me to buy this as quickly as I did my N810. I was there on day one for that.

Now... all of the talk about prices though, for the Americans the price(s) of the unlocked iPhone 3GS really doesn't hit home like it would in Europe simply because it is not an option here in the US. It is in other places and the prices... ouch. But I do find it odd that the prices are fluctuating as much as I've seen in this thread.

And that... is not Apple's fault; not entirely. That's each country having different rules in the EU it seems. After the MSRP is set, it should be pretty standard. I do not like the dollar/pound/euro being the same though... that's a really stupid thing I've seen only Apple and Sony pull.

Anyway... I'll wait. Who knows... an AT&T version might come out subsidized in the US for a price that will hook me. That's what happened with the iPhone.