Well if you are an existing Tmobile customer you have to be on a specific plan to even qualify for an upgrade price, (which is not a family plan), and you cant change plans for two years… The price difference between the 2 year billing difference and upfront cost of the N1 is crazy, in my case $720… It would be cheaper just to by the device at retail price… But for new tmobile cusotmers… you cant beat the deal.

[...] who own a myTouch 3G should begin receiving an upgrade to Android 2.1 this spring, according to a Fender press release from earlier today. Other carriers like Rogers Wireless recently announced a similar upgrade to [...]

Having just replaced a MT3G with a N1, I can say that even if I were Eric Clapton or the CEO of Fender, I wouldn’t even consider this phone when the N1 is available for similar money. Even if they get 2.1 running on it, it will suck badly in any comparison with the Nexus.

Oh nice! Finally the 32A version surfaces! This should have come out BEFORE the Nexus One.

Now this is obsolete and pointless.

Its awfully pretty though =)

Yeah, it seems kind of pointless. The headphone jack is neat, but the design doesn’t matter because you could just get a skin for it that looks like that.

uh… so its not real maple? because a true sunburst wood grain would be classy.

Well if this goes to 2.1, the only difference would be the specs right? So either a super fast phone or a considerably sexy limited edition phone?

I’d probably still go with the nexus. Although if the mytouch had a hard keyboard I’d fly that way I think.