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BlackBerry devices have long been short on internal storage, but thanks to included memory card slots, users have been able to store large amounts of photos, video and other files on microSD cards. The cards come in various sizes -- everywhere from 2GB to 32GB and beyond. While having the ability to swap out cards and choose your storage size is handy, what if your device only had internal storage? The BlackBerry PlayBook currently offers no removable storage but is available in a 16GB, 32GB and 64GB model. The iPhone and some Android devices are the same, opting for different phone models as well (the iPhone 4S for example is currently available in 16, 32 and 64GB models).
Our question today is this - would you rather see a BlackBerry 10 device with removable storage or multiple models (like the PlayBook) without? Let us know in the poll above which device you'd prefer, then tell us why in the comments.
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