Why I Won't Get a iPhone 3G (iPhone gen. 1 owner)
Next year I'm going to be a student at USC (so. california, not carolina

), and there's going to be WiFi all over campus, so by Apple's own admission I don't need 3G to get the fastest connection possible. GPS is a wash too, not like it's going to help me find my way on campus. So aside from the "improved audio quality" and flush headphone jack, why would I get a iPhone 3G? It's only going to increase my monthly phone bill from $70+ (after taxes) to $80+, and it's expensive enough as it is considering I don't text and I don't call people often.
iPhone gen. 1 is still going to have all the amazing applications anyways - the only way I see that the iPhone 3G is going to be worth it, is if somehow ATT decides to let us trade in like the UK is doing, or the iPhone 3G is going to have a faster processor + more RAM for better applications/application running/Safari doesn't crash on long, graphics-heavy pages. I don't use Loopt (or whatever it was), so I don't (think I) need GPS for applications either.
On a side note, $200 starting price is going to be a store-breaker for Apple, and the advertisement is UNBELIEVABLY AWESOME. The only thing that Apple could have done to make the ad better would have been to add the "$200" price point at the end because the ad makes the iPhone 3G look incredibly expensive. But does anyone know what song is used in the ad - it's awesome, I wanna buy it
Also, Apple needs to drop its prices on iPods/iPod touches PRONTO - no reason why a 16 GB iPhone 3G is the same price as a 8GB iPod touch, or why 8GB iPhone 3Gs are the same price as 8GB iPod nanos. iPod classic pricing can probably stay where it is.