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By: dbrrog,
Jan 15, 2003
Pros: best e-mail appliance now combined with great cellular phone
Cons: RIM applications are inferior to palm
Bottom Line: An excellent communication device. Check the reception in your area first, however.
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By: aashok,
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Apr 19, 2003
Pros: QWERTY keyboard, corporate e-mail access, speaker/mic, trackwheel
Cons: Dual band, monochrome display, limited memory, weak reception due to internal antenna, no touch screen.
Bottom Line: A high quality wireless messaging device with standard PDA, and convenient mobile phone functions. It is a must own item for corporate e-mail users but average consumers should look elsewhere.
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By: covemeetings,
Feb 10, 2004
Pros: Simple. Straight forward. Your Corporate email is seconds away.
Cons: PC's desktop Inbox gets hammered by system messages all day. AT&T: slow phone support.
Bottom Line: This unit is great for the professional on the go who needs his e-mail NOW and the ability to reply quickly.
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By: jaana,
Sep 30, 2003
Pros: - Both cellular and e-mail capability in the same unit
Cons: No voicememos, control on time backlight stays on, touchscreen, easy way to flag messages
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By: 3dperceptions,
Dec 26, 2002
Pros: "Always on" data, pda and phone built into one tight little package!
Cons: A product that functions on an untested inferior network introduced long before full deployment
Bottom Line: Avoid this unit if you work in mission critical environment where you cannot miss a phone call or an email.
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