Doubtful as I don't think the 3G model supports CDMA which is what Verison uses.

 

I have the 3G Vita and I don't think there will EVER be a 3G killer app

 

The answer is as 431 says, the 3G module uses AT&T's GSM technology, which is completely incompatible with Verizon and Sprint, although there may be a chance for T-Mobile if it supports the right frequencies and gets unlocked from AT&T (via hacking it).

 

The 3G is kinda crap, anyway.
You only have about 20MB caps (is this per day, or per connection?) so you'd be spending more time near a wifi spot.

 

You know, get a GAME instead of the 3G version! Like buy the Wifi only version with whatever game you like!

 

I'll still have money for two games and a carrying case with the 3G version, and Rayman and Uncharted sound like enough for a while.

 

3G bundle does come with a 8GB memory card, which more or less makes it worth it even if you don't use the 3G, plus it gives you the option in the future to use it if something interesting DOES come of it, whereas if you get the wifi version you'll never be able to "upgrade" your vita to it.

Choice is still yours and yours alone.

 

But with multi player you already have Wifi and Ad hoc and I don't think having 3G as well is going to make much of a difference let alone the need to spend an extra $100 plus as another user pointed out with 3G the download limited of 20MB or less on PSN. For that $100 you can get a 32GB Vita memory card or 2 Vita games.

 

Sorry I was referring to the prices in Australia which is by the way bloody horrible but back to the point I imported and it was $100 extra for the 3G version and I didn't see a need for a function that can still work with a Wifi connection at a Wifi hotspot.

 

Thats okay dude, people in NA are lucky seeing everything is cheaper than here in Australia plus the stores don't over charge you for games, consoles and pretty much everything.