RIM BlackBerry® 8700c Cell Phone

Pros: long battery life, bright screen, does it's job very well

Cons: a little bulky (big AND thick)

The Bottom Line: Great device for those who need to be able to send/receive email on the go, and who want a full QWERTY keyboard.

Review: I have had an 8700c for just over a year. I love it. I use it for work, and it is more than adequate for my needs. It does the basic PIM functions very well, (Address Book, Calendar, and Tasks), but what you can't beat is it's screen. I upgraded from a ...

Pros: Big bright screen, good reliability, plentiful software, perfect for the professional

Cons: Missing GPS navigation chip, missing camera.

The Bottom Line: Because the Blackberry is so intuitive that its fast and reliable with any type of communication needs.

Review: The 8700c from Cingular (At&t now) has made me a blackberry lifer. Everything from the bright color screen to the great voice quality of the phone, I'm a believer. I used to have a 7250 from Verizon and have to say, the 8700c is a huge improvement. A ...

Pros: Phone quality and Palm os sync

Cons: Use of device without headset

The Bottom Line: A perfect blend of a powerful PDA including a very good phone.

Review: The newly introduced BlackBerry 8700c Wireless Handheld has taken the myriad of benefits that Research In Motion (RIM) has built into their devices and made improvements to the design. Those of you, like myself that have monitored the all in ...

Pros: Lightweight, color screen, Integrated features. No more separate beepers, phone or calendar. No stylus!

Cons: Screen is too small to view Internet, very small keyboard

The Bottom Line: Solid product designed for the office professional but there are many overlaps into personal life as well.

Review: I have recently acquired a RIM Blackberry 8700 from work. This is the current latest model (which should reign about 1 month) My previous organizer was a Palm V which is old old old. As you can imagine, I was flabbergasted at the leaps in technology. ...