The Droid X looks nice, but you don't get a keyboard with it. Consider the Droid 2, which was stealth launched last weekend.
I played with a Droid 2 tonight at HHGregg, where I bought an Incredible, as I previously mentioned I was ready to take the plunge. (They had them in stock, with an instant rebate, versus the mail rebate that comes from Verizon outlets) It runs on the 1Ghz OMAP 3630, same as the X, and is virtually identical to the original Droid (with the exception of a joypad removal on the keyboard) - but has upgraded stuff under the hood. Its a good phone. It has a 3.7 inch touch screen, a 5mp camera, versus a 4.3 inch screen and 8mp (w/ 720p vid capture) on the X, running on the same OMAP chipset.
After using the on-screen keyboard with tactile response, on both the X and Incredible, the physical keyboard is a non-issue for me. Because I don't text, and the screen of the X is large enough to be pecked at for typing in URL's and other data - when holding it sideways. In fact, I'm all about the screen, rather than a physical keypad. Larger the better, with the navigation feature and surfing.
These phones are wicked fast, I was blown away by the Incredible when I got it out of the box. No lagging - flawless, instantaneous response of every command. Even the on-board speakers are good enough to watch YouTube and actually enjoy it. And they even load with a mere few seconds of buffering - probably fat-piped in the Google-Droid-Verizon joint venture for world domination.
I hear they get a little buggy when you're running a shitload of open apps. The sales rep directed me to get an app called App Killer, which is basically like Task Manager in Windows. You can see a list of everything thats running, and select whatever to be shut down - rather than wondering what the fuck is happening behind the scenes.
I expect the X and the D2 to perform similarly in the real world. So if my choice is to have a keyboard or a significantly larger screen on a relatively similarly sized handset, I'll pick the screen. The phones themselves are almost the same size, the X being a half-inch longer.
I do like the design of the D2, its pretty slick. It feels solid and like quality, with a metallic snap of the slider action. The Incredible almost sticks to your hand because of the textured plastic shell. The X has a nice little humpback where the camera module is housed, which significantly alters the feel of a slate-design like the i4, and prevents it from slipping your grasp. Very cool shit all around.
Its hard to describe how impressed I am with these products. Its a quantum leap from basic phones. They're like magic.