Kind of? I just see more excitement for this device than any other on this site, and I can't for the life of me figure out why.
For me personally: I have a Nexus One and this would be a major upgrade. Newer Gen Snapdragon over the Nexus and EVO.. Newer GPU than both EVO and Nexus. Bigger screen than the Nexus, more RAM than either the EVO or Nexus. EVO has more plastic while the Thunderbolt is Aluminum. The 4G is real LTE 4G, not Sprint's WiMax.
In my area all the Sprint stores are in the "bad' part of town and I'd rather get a Thunderbolt on Verizon with newer internals than go out of my way to a smaller network with spotty coverage with fewer outlets and second rate 4G network.
I don't need a dual core phone so much anymore as I have the Xoom. I just want a nice upgraded phone and the Thunderbolt is perfect. It really only lacks two things when it comes down to it: 1. qHD screen, and 2. dual core... and any device could always use more RAM.
Oh and the Thunderbolt comes with a preinstalled 32GB SD card...can't beat that.