You're getting your phone names confused. Kind of makes your post not make any sense.
Not sure what you mean by getting phones names confused, but I can see where I'm sort of rambling/not being too clear. So let me rephrase in what will hopefully be more legible.
[EDIT]: Yes, sorry, it's been so long since the first Nexus got released I couldn't remember the name, and I remember the name "Nexus Prime". Since "One" and "Prime" can for all intents and purposes be the same word I got the names confused.
drewC said there is no point to get an LTE phone until you get LTE in your area, and as such drewC probably believes that there is no point in getting a WiMax phone if there is no WiMax in the area.
I'm wondering what phones Sprint has right now/will have soon that will have similar specs to the Nexus Galaxy but will not have a 4G antenna at all, since Madison WI does not have WiMax, and will not have LTE for at least three years if the WiMax rollout is anything to go by.
The two phones that seem to have fairly similar specs as the Nexus Galaxy are the Nexus S and Galaxy S2. My worry with the Nexus S is that since the Nexus
One isn't getting an update for ICS right now, the Nexus S may not get an update to what ever version is being released winter 2012/2013. In the case of the Galaxy S2 I don't like the fact that the Sprint version lacks NFC.
But, since both of these phones have 4G, and according to drewC there is no point in getting a device I wouldn't be able to use I shouldn't even consider these phones.
tl;dr : I mixed up the name of the Nexus One with the unofficial name for the Nexus Galaxy in my original post since "Prime" is more or less the same thing as "One". And if you exclude 4G devices because there is no 4G where you live, all you'll be able to buy is crap phones.