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Clad in a piano-black casing, the phone looks expensive and a little intimidating. It’s got the now ubiquitous Blackberry pearl ball controller and has a nice-sized color screen. Dude loves it. We were all a little jealous.

It was a meet-up of Austin folks who write about video games (in print, in blogs, for news services). Evan Van Zelfden, who writes for myriad publications as a free-lance journalist, swears by the Blackberry, especially its capacity for international travel. (Here’s hoping Blackberry users don’t get slammed with unexpected roaming fees like some unlucky iPhone owners did.)

I mentioned that I was thinking about getting an iPhone now that the price has dropped to $400 and opinions around the table were mixed. Everyone is convinced a speedier 3G-network-capable iPhone is coming. I don’t doubt that, but I’m sure that having access to that network will include a hefty data fee. That’s the reason I’ve stayed away from Blackberry phones — I like my $50-a-month cell phone bill and I don’t want to add a huge data fee to it every month.
I’m on AT&T now with my little aging RAZR phone and switching to the iPhone, at least in terms of my monthly bill, would be fairly painless.
Still, I once swore to myself I’d never pay $300 or more for a cell phone after I once spent that much on a clamshell Samsung phone only to see it drop and drop and drop in price until it was practically free over the next year.
So what do you think? IPhone: still too pricey? Should I stick with my RAZR until it absolutely dies on me?