2010 Infiniti FX
The 2010 FX is available with a choice of a 390-horsepower 5.0-liter 32-valve DOHC V8 engine with VVEL (Variable Valve Event & Lift) or with a 303-horsepower 3.5-liter 24-valve DOHC V6.  Both engines are paired with a standard 7-speed automatic transmission featuring Adaptive Shift Control (ASC) and available solid magnesium paddle shifters.

The FX is also offered with available Intelligent All-Wheel Drive (standard on FX50), double-wishbone front/multi-link rear suspension and large 4-wheel disc brakes, along with available Continuous Damping Control (CDC)®, Rear Active Steer, Intelligent Brake Assist and 21-inch super lightweight aluminum-alloy wheels designed by Enkei.
Inside, the FX interior provides a warm, modern, inviting environment highlighted by a driver-oriented cockpit with intuitive controls, available sport seating and advanced audio, navigation and technology ranging from an 11-speaker Bose®-developed audio system to Infiniti Intelligent Key, available Intelligent Cruise Control (Full Speed Range) and available Around View Monitor system.

The 2010 FX is available in three models: FX50 AWD with 5.0-liter V8, FX35 AWD with 3.5-liter V6 and FX35 RWD with 3.5-liter V6.  It goes on sale in fall 2009.  

Changes for 2010 include:
•   Revised option package selection and content
•   Standard Bluetooth® Hands-free Phone System (standard on all models)
•   Addition of USB Connection Port with Infiniti Interface System for iPod® (all models)
•   Addition of 2GB Music Box hard drive to the Bose® Premium Audio system on vehicles without the Infiniti Hard Drive Navigation system
•   Addition of Bluetooth® Streaming Audio, XM NavWeather® and Zagat® Restaurant Guide features to the Infiniti Hard Drive Navigation system (XM® subscription required, sold separately)
•   Simplified exterior/interior color combinations

The 2010 Infiniti Lineup – Charting the Changes

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Honestly a little surprised they didn't throw in a slight refresh of the front/rear end, given all the criticism it has received...

i think you misread the 2nd part (WITH Nav) yes... above it says HD Music box standard on the bose premium audio package (WITHOUT Nav)

And there isn't any USB (until now I guess)  I'm not sure if its going to be a USB link to the HD (a la my wife's Jeep has this!) or a USB connection for something like a generic MP3 player to be connected in lieu of an Ipod.

And c'mon Oz... the thing hasn't been out that long.  I imagine they put a lot of money and R&D into that design and I doubt it changes much before a complete overhaul.  You might see a new grille, but thats probably going to be about it.

Didn't say complete overhaul. Slight refresh That would include a new grille and possibly slightly modified tail (no sheet metal changes, necessarily)