18th - Nexus S and Gingerbread

Earlier this year, Google released a phone called the Nexus One. This phone was supposed to be the "iPhone Killer" but ended up being taken off the markets a few months after release. This failure was due to google's weird online only sales methods. However, now Google is back, with a new phone, named Nexus S. One of the biggest things about this phone is that it is supposedly equipped with the new version of Android: 2.3 (Gingerbread) A preview of this new phone just appeared online a little less than an hour ago on CNET.

LINK: http://www.cnet.com/8301-19736_1-20025101-251.html

One of the biggest flaws I noticed about this phone is that even though it is such a new phone (not even released yet!) it is still not compatible with 4G. Considering that 4G has been out for so long ( even though its not widely spread) the sole existence of it makes 4G compatibility a must  have for any new phone, especially one that is High-End like the Nexus S. What do you guys think? Is the lack of 4G capability going to make a big difference? or do you think that it doesn't matter.