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Posted by Anonymous Saturday, Oct 04, 2008 1328 days ago

surprising to see the bold at the top of the tree.....with all the hype surrounding rim's first touch device, I would have thought the storm would have taken top spot. whatever happened to ''niagra''?

 
 
Posted by RoninKSB Saturday, Oct 04, 2008 1328 days ago

Based on this scale the Bold will have more features and will be more expensive than the Storm? Am I missing something?

 
 
Posted by Anonymous Sunday, Oct 05, 2008 1328 days ago

I don't think you missed anything, some of this stuff is old and several things have changed, so RIM might have switched the roles around, because after that leaked information of the storm, it just beat the bold in my opinion, and the bold is a beautiful machine.

 
 
Posted by cwcanty Saturday, Oct 04, 2008 1328 days ago

damn....now I might have to wait for that 2009 release of the niagra on vzdub instead of buying the thunder....decisions

 
 
Posted by RoninKSB Saturday, Oct 04, 2008 1328 days ago

"Meteor
Meteor may be seen as an alternative product to Thunder in some markets. Although the Thunder product will focus more on the Consumer, the comparisons will be drawn by the industry and analysts covering RIM. In the U.S. market the two will be competitive offerings between Verizon and AT&T, and each may be positioned as the flagship BlackBerry offering – blurring differentiation between the two products. In the markets where Vodafone operates, Meteor will be seen as an alternative 3G product. Vodafone will carry the Meteor product and focus it as more of an Enterprise focused device. Vodafone will be the only carrier globally to offer the full range of 3G HSDPA products carried by RIM. In those markets where both Meteor and Thunder are offered, the consumer versus enterprise and leading edge versus luxury will be the key characteristics that will distinguish the Thunder from Meteor product. Features that may lead them towards a Thunder purchase include the tactile screen, larger display and higher resolution camera, along with its more understated styling."

Sounds like the Storm will not be on at&t.

 
 
Posted by Runell A Sunday, Oct 05, 2008 1328 days ago

a Bold on CDMA? GOD I LOVE RIM!! and I Love Crackberry!! I was just about to turn in and decided to check out the "Storm" slideshow, and instead I get treated to this... I.M.P.R.E.S.S.E.D!!

 
 
Posted by aish725 Sunday, Oct 05, 2008 1327 days ago

blackberry is soaring high these days. they not only provide greater access on the technology but they are also into fashion. there phones have cool design and very light. I love Blackberry!

 
 
Posted by ferrarixp Sunday, Oct 05, 2008 1327 days ago

After seeing some of the slides i have determined this:

The blackberry 8830 is priced at $199.00. Seeing as the Thunder/Storm falls half a phone above the 8830 on the pricing chart, I think the price will probably be somewhere in the $249.00 Range.

 
 
Posted by Xopher Sunday, Oct 05, 2008 1327 days ago

It makes sense to see the Bold on top. After all, it offers 3G, WiFi, and GPS. The Storm offers EVDO (CDMA 3G) and GPS, but no Wifi. I would say even when the GSM version of the Storm hits the market, it probably won't have WiFi.

With the Niagra looking to be the replacement for the 8830WE, I wonder if it will have dual radios like the 8830 does? Hopefully, even with the addition of WiFi, I hope it keeps GPS as well.

 
 
Posted by Anonymous Sunday, Oct 05, 2008 1327 days ago

Please check the spelling .. it should be NIAGARA ( with 3 A ) and not NIAGRA ...

 
 
Posted by jcf Sunday, Oct 05, 2008 1327 days ago

When is Sprint going to get the Javelin and Storm?

 
 
Posted by grooves12 Monday, Oct 06, 2008 1327 days ago

So, why is the meteor (is this bold) higher on the price and features scale than the Thunder?

 
 
Posted by edchauss Tuesday, Oct 28, 2008 1305 days ago

Am I the only one noticing this? Exactly what features does the 8800 series offer that the Curve and Pearl do not offer???? Makes me wonder about the validity of this chart from the standpoint of features and price...