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Originally Posted by jase88
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Getting back to the question regarding a successor to the 7750: My impression is that RIM is moving away from bb's based on the larger screen. I personally prefer that design, but it doesn't look promising. |
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Originally Posted by whsbuss
That may not be true. Check the post in this forum about the Electron.
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Originally Posted by jase88
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Getting back to the question regarding a successor to the 7750: My impression is that RIM is moving away from bb's based on the larger screen. I personally prefer that design, but it doesn't look promising. |
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Originally Posted by ajg
Why would they do that? They are largely gaining popularity and I would think that their "6 million thumbs and growing" is something that they are planning on continuing. Just my two cents, but for all those people with BES and companies with hundreds of BB users (not to mention government) who would pick up the slack?
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Originally Posted by jase88
I believe the smaller form factor (a la 7200 series) is cheaper to produce. Not really sure...but they haven't come out with any new and improved 7700 series devices since the 7780 or 7750.
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Originally Posted by ajg
I suppose that's true. I don't like the ones with the larger screen myself. The 7200 series and 7100 series are much more pocket friendly (sorta) and ddo everything anyone needs. Still, I think some people would really like the ones with the larger screen just for things like excel files and whatnot... just for the work space.
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