What I would really like to see is a model with wifi/camera AND GPS. I can see why businesses wouldn't want a camera and maybe wouldn't want wifi, but "prosumers" would probably all appreciate GPS. Imagine integrating that with Google Maps... that would be awesome

Maybe they are waiting to introduce a GPS chip in a successor prosumer model so they can sell more upgrades and make more money. I suppose also that they might have to charge a higher price if they included it from the outset, which might be an issue. I bet those GPS chips are still expensive.

BTW, I am seeing the phone for sale for $350, not $400+ as others stated. I'm in Boston MA.

I think I'm gonna wait a month to see what happens with the 8300, if anything.

Also: Personally I don't get the appeal of WiFi. How often would you actually need the faster speeds? I can't see anybody downloading video files to their blackberry, and consumers (who get the WiFi version) will have to be sure to stay within range of their home networks.