Finally, a manufacturer with some sense. To hell with pre-anything, imo. All of the companies pitching "pre-" gear are just looking to cash-in on the anxious early adopters with itchy fingers on the "buy" button.

"Speaking to ZDNet UK at the Wireless Event in London, the company's senior product marketing manager, Angelo Lamme, said Motorola did not want its customers to buy equipment that could end up incompatible with the final version of the standard, due to be ratified by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers as late as 2009."