it will work on T-Mobile 3g and AT&T EDGE. The N900 will not work on Verizon as they are a CDMA network. This phone only operates on GSM networks

check online at sonystyle.com

i picked mine up at fry's electronics for $729.99

In DFW we have:

Northpark Apple Store in Dallas
Knox Street which the Apple site says is Highland Park
Willow Bend which is Plano
Southlake Town Center

Northpark is technically the only one physically in Dallas proper, that is why the site only shows 1 Dallas store.

hmmm you sound like you bought an iPhone in June 07.

I'd opt for a 13" MacBook with a 2.2ghz C2D and 2gb RAM, Superdrive, etc...I mean come on, you sacrifice all the under the hood elements for a computer that is just a pound or two lighter and a tad more thin and pay more for much less use? I just don't get it! If an average sized laptop isn't portable enough for you, you need to hit the weights!

MacBookOwner:

a couple benefits of 3G you are overlooking: 1. Call quality is better over 3G. 2. if you do alot of web browsing on the phone, EDGE is not capable of handling simultaneous data/voice connections so if data is transmitting an incoming call goes directly to voicemail. With a 3G phone this is not the case. Data speeds are not the only benefits of 3G, although that's the only comparison I hear people making. Think of it this way, the iPhone on EDGE displays pages almost as fast as say, my Nokia N95-3. Think of how fast the iPhone would show a page with a 3G connection. The N95's processor isn't robust enough to render the data at the speed it receives it, but on a 3G iPhone I think the internet would be a beautiful thing and really be the first phone to have the hardware to fully take advantage of 3G capabilities.