Heh, now we're hearing "Galaxy Nexus".
Google Nexus Prime Edges Closer to Reality with New Leaks - Tested
Yeah, I remember being disappointed at how the Droid 1 was such a great phone, but only a few months later the Nexus One was getting all the attention - and that lasted many months to come. But in that case, Nexus One was the superior phone.
Where we're at now, I think you might put the Droid Bionic in the place of the Droid 1. When the (whichever) Prime is released, the Bionic will be the forgotten phone. The difference this time is that two models of the Nexus device are being released. Sure, the hardware is different - one is CDMA and one is GSM. But I expect that's as far as the hardware differences will go.
Now with that said, I would be not be surprised if the Nexus Prime is quick to get the latest Android updates, and Verizon drags their ass at approving the Droid Prime updates.
To me though, none of the above especially matters. I really don't like Verizon, but:
- I still have their unlimited data plan
- In my area, they have unquestionably the best coverage
- Though they don't have 4G in my area yet, they have 4G in a nearby city and they are the fastest at rolling out 4G
So even if the Droid Prime were to come out with a slower processor and less memory, it would still be my phone (so long as it exceeds the Droid Bionic's specs and does not get delayed).