The Incredible is not the US version of the Desire. Desire is more similar to the Nexus One.

Quick survey shows that:
N1, Motorola Droid, Droid Incredible - all have Google on the chassis
Samsung Captivate (AT&T US version of Galaxy S) - Doesn't say Google on the chassis (But does come with Google apps)

Hey "Anonymous Coward", I'll send you my $400 and my address and you can mail me the phone. Thanks.

I agree that it makes no sense, however the electric company used to do exactly that:

"When electricity was first introduced into the household, it was primarily used for lighting. At that time, many electricity companies operated a split-tariff system where the cost of electricity for lighting was lower than that for other purposes. This led to portable appliances (such as vacuum cleaners, electric fans, and hair driers) being connected to the light fitting."

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Domestic_AC_power_plugs_and_sockets

I remember using Phoenix when I was in highschool. I think it was even called Firebird for a while while I was in highschool, maybe not Firefox.

Point being, my ID is lower than yours.

In the book "The Art of Embedded Systems Programming" the author recommends writing prototype code in a different language, something like VB. Partially because it's just meant to be quick code anyway, and partially because then there is NO temptation to ship it.

Interesting idea at least.