@ajay71

It's available from Amazon, but it doesn't have the traditional NAM 3G flavor; it only runs on 900/1700/2100 for 3G. Good for T-Mobile, bad for AT&T.

I think you answered your own question.

Combined with their extremely generous plans and decent data speeds, this phone will make a great fit for many potential customers. If I didn't enjoy the flexibility that GSM offers, I would switch to Sprint-

Looks good.

Remember people, this thing is an SLR first; the movie mode is a bonus-

Decent price...I'd snatch one up if I didn't have one-

MS,

Why do this when their are other, more publicly visible services that you should be focusing on instead (Last.fm!)...

...I suppose this means they will never support a Last.fm plug-in for Zune.

If this player sounds anything like their current devices, this should be another hit with the audiophiles-

SEs problem:

-Their mid-range line lacks anything remotely compelling

-Their high-end phones are always outrageously priced for what you get (W950/P910/P1i/X1a)

-They split their walkman/cybershot lines several years ago to further "give the consumer a choice"...only now are they starting to include AF cameras on walkman branded phones; they had a good thing going on with the W810, and they totally ruined it.

-They refused to put 3.5mm jacks or dedicated audio chips in their devices (similar solutions from Nokia have both)

-Build quality on their devices has gone down the toilet. I find that CS for repair/warranty is excellent, but if you have to use them often, something is not right.

Throwing my name into the pot...I need to replace my N95-3 -

I'd love to get my hands on one of these to test the sound quality!