I'm also with T-Mobile and will be using my upgrade to buy it then sell it on Ebay to some unlucky soul who's willing to pay out the nose for it. Shame it looks like Fisher-Price assembly. At least the iPhone 3g's defects were mostly concealed before release. This phone's main defect is the strange, oddball design which can't be concealed...
I can't decide which is uglier, the G1 phone or the leopard print blanket it's resting on.
Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
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