Would you be interested in a Motorola device with physical keyboard for Sprint?

[edgar]

Let me start by saying that I am a sucker for physical keyboard. I have been since the beginning of Android, as it was a major factor with devices like the G1, G2 and of course, the Motorola DROID. But now that the little green robot has moved to a more on-screen-friendly platform, there isn't much love for keyboard lovers.

Devices with keyboards no longer get the hype and attention they used to. And rarely do we get devices with physical keyboards that can satisfy a hardcore user's needs, as the specs are usually lack lusting.

It seems Sprint has something ready for its users, though. We have no idea how specs and features are, but the device has on-screen buttons. This follows Google's standards, and it looks like it may have potential. Yes, it comes with a good-looking physical keyboard.

A new Motorola QWERTY slider appears, could be headed to Sprint

So what do you guys say? Have you been waiting for a good Motorola smartphone with a physical keyboard? Have you moved out of the physical keyboard club already?

[Paul]

My first Android phone was the LG Ally, and I must say the main reason why I chose the device was for its physical keyboard. Also, at the time its specs were comparable to the Motorola Droid, but its price was much lower. It sure wasn't the best phone I have owned, but having a physical keyboard really makes a difference.

It would be nice if more high-end devices came with one. Sadly, physical keyboard lovers do get stuck with mid-specs most of the time. I am not about to switch to Sprint, but if a very good device did come to Verizon with a physical keyboard I would be all over it.

[edgar]

It finally showed up! Are you guys getting it???

Official: Sprint announces Motorola Photon Q 4G LTE with QWERTY keyboard