I would like one but it is not in the UK till the end of 2007. The price will probably be around the £300 to £400 mark if it is available SIM free, or available only on one network which I am not on, or require a very expensive price plan.
I've been with Vodafone for 7 years now and generally get a new phone for free every December, so this will be good timing for me. I'd be willing to pay maybe £75 towards the phone and stick with my current £30 per month price plan.
I got the Nokia E70 in December for free and like it well enough - it was the natural upgrade after having the 6820 then 6822. All these phones have full flip-out QWERTY keyboards, which I find very handy. Trouble is, the E70 does not work with OS X for syncing. But the screen is great, as is the camera, the wireless. Shame the software is so poor and buggy and slow, but when it works it is great.
Really, all I want is an OS X compatible phone so I can keep it all synced. A proper keyboard is also important. Just hope I am not artificially precluded from getting the iPhone (due to network lock-in with someone other than Vodafone) or financially (due to it costing a ridiculous amount of money).
As for things like it being too complicated with the touchscreen, I expect it will be easy enough to pick up and learn. Much like most Apple products, really. After a while people will wonder how they ever managed with something as crude as buttons.