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@Shad0w Sorry to see that. This is what mine shows now: And to everyone saying they see a H+, I'm pretty sure all of the Inspires say that even if you are on HSDPA. You need to go into the settings to check.

If you go to Settings -> About Phone -> Network you can see whether you are on UMTS, HSDPA (or HSPA+?). I have heard that the network is not even live yet, but I'm wondering if there are any anomalies out there. I see HSDPA.

In store. Also, they said they received about 10 Inspires, so you might want to get there a little early.

Free Inspire 4G and 50% accessories. Since I was the primary on the family plan, I got an extra $100 off making the Inspire free. I also got 50% off on my screen protector and case for the Inspire. I kept my unlimited data plan. How about that for some loyalty love? :D

My local store is open on Sunday. I even called to double check the hours.

Hey, I stopped by radioshack yesterday and they told me it stopped the day before... jerks! Looks like I'm camping at At&t Sunday morning.

@Air Force One Can you edit your post title so people don't freak out? Maybe we should just make it a little more clear... YOU GET TO KEEP YOUR UNLIMITED PLAN

Yea, I also still have an iphone 3G and have been waiting for an upgrade. I can vouch that you can always wait 3 months and get something better. There are many reasons this is worth getting now over a future dual-core/LTE phone. Download speeds should be around 4-5 mbps with AT&Ts HSPA+...

Maybe not, Phil. Let me dream...

At&t is adding 3GB worth of great apps like blockbuster, mobile hotspot, at&t navigation (demo only: only takes you halfway to your destination), slim jim app, free Kevin Federline CD and more! jk, jk

Another video: HTC Source - Inspire 4G Unboxing

You asked for videos on the Inspire 4G? AT&T threw this one up on their youtube account today (Feb 1): YouTube - Mobile Minute: HTC Inspire 4G

@CutRiteFX The Inspire has HSPA+, not LTE. I believe most of AT&T's towers have been upgraded to HSPA+ already, but they keep talking about "expanded backhaul" before they stop throttling. Not sure how it will all play out, but you can bet you'll have better HSPA+ coverage than LTE will...