Nope. I really need a new phone though so I will get a Java phone early 2003. I am just waiting for the Nokia 3650 to hit the market so I know its price and can compare it to my other candidates: SonyEricsson P800, Nokia 3510i and Siemens S55. I would really want to develop for the Series 60 spec and possibly work with Wap 2.0 services so if the Nokia 3650 costs below 500 euros I will probably get that one.
The Motorola and Samsung phones are really out of the question since those companies don't seem to be able to get rid of their external antennas. The reason I am in such a desperate need for a new phone is that I broke the antenna attachment on my current one by wearing it in my pocket (I keep it glued together for now).
Motorola's and Samsung's phones also seem to suffer from shorter battery life than the phones from SonyEricsson, Nokia and Simens. This also tends to be a problem for PDAs with phone functionality and is one thing that make phones with PDA functionality, such as the SonyEricsson P800, attractive.
Here is a page with benchmarks of the Java implementations on various phones:
http://kissen.cs.uni-dortmund.de:8080/devicedb/index.html