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The Kaiser is an evolutionary step for GSM phones from the Tytn (hence why it's also known as the Tytn II) and hence we will never see this phone on any CDMA network.
However, as many can see, the 6800 greatly resembles both the Tytn 1 and II, and basically is a CDMA "sister" phone. I would imagine sometime in 2008 we will see a 6900 or otherwise that will more than likely be a slightly upgraded CDMA version of the Tytn II...
And then comes the Tytn III..and the cycle continues...
Now, there's a possibility we may see an update before then - who knows. I mean, Sprint is getting the "Vogue" this fall/winter which is just a Touch with 128mb of RAM and a 400MHz Qualcomm processor. If you don't mind the lack of the slid-out qwerty then maybe this is the phone for you! It would seem to me, though, that at the very least, a 128mb RAM version of the 6800 has to be around the corner for those of us that just can't be without that lovely keypad...
Personally, I don't plan on switching from Sprint for a while no matter what phone goes where - SERO plans are just too freking sweet.
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