Best Buy has display models, but at least at my local Best Buy, none of them actually work. Last I was in there they had 3 Droids on display, and all of them h

Best Buy has display models, but at least at my local Best Buy, none of them actually work. Last I was in there they had 3 Droids on display, and all of them had static images (stickers) on the screen. I'm not even sure if they were actual Droid phones. I'm guessing they're saving on power costs, but it seems mind numbingly obvious that a working display model will lead to more sales... granted, unless the phones are crap to use (which is not a comment on the Droid specifically, just the typical phone sold at Best Buy over the past decade).