Well, one of our account managers just got his Droid and I have trying it for 5 minutes or so.

It is bigger than I thought, the keyboard is weird but I think I can get used to it. Android is weird as well, but I see options and customizations everywhere, which I like.

It is not perfect, I think it is too thick, the D-Pad is meh, no frontal camera, etc. But I would get it cheap due to the carrier subsidizing my employer (I will only pay out of my pocket the initial $100, the monthly fee is absorbed by my company); and I get support as well, so I think I will hop onboard.

I guess Tomi Ahonen was right about devices being available through carriers influence decisions a lot. I was completely decided about waiting for year's end to see Nokia's offerings; then I would ask someone travelling abroad (or myself if I go to EU next year); and to absorb the cost of buying it unlocked.

But the Moto Droid is $100, it is modern enough and will get Froyo.