BlackBerry 7100x - user opinions and reviews
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Anyone know how i can get the Blackberry 7100x unlocked so i can use it abroad. It is currently locked to O2.
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- 2005-04-25 21:24
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- Nick Stewart
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Some of these posts are from people who have never used a blackberry much less a 7100x. I have both the 7100x and the 7100v (as showned in this picture: http://www.vodaberry.com/7100x...114.JPG).And i wouldnt trade it for anything. Yet it handles pictures, and now does MP3 ringtones... (might as well plug my site www.blackberrytunes.com)...
Anyway.. the keyboard is easy to get use to once you learn the sure type... yes it may take you a day.. but after that you can type fine.
As a side note.. this whole review was done from my blackberry.
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- 2005-03-26 17:39
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- Kemal
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im a store manager for a telecommunications store and have sold 2 black berry phones over the last week because it has just been released. from the feed back i have gotten from my customers ; it has worked fantasticlly for them, as a few of the other boys had mentioned, it is designed for business purposses, not really personal as u can use it for personal use too.
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- 2005-03-24 06:27
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- Jason
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Cingular is now selling the 7100g and T-Mobile is carrying the 7100t.
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- 2005-03-22 00:00
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- Leslie
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To my knowledge the 7100 x is not available for sale in the U.S. only the 7100t.. from T-mobile
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- 2005-03-19 15:52
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- geoff
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Getting used to this keyboard is even worse than getting used to t9! On the same day I tried this I tried the SK65 from Siemens - no comparison the SK65 is the one I chose. Give me a real keyboard anyday!
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- 2005-03-15 10:37
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- TB
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Nice looking phone. Is it for sale in the USA? Or by mail order to the USA?
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- 2005-03-11 06:23
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- Henry Whicheloe
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Its a strange device , with a fidly keyboard and not great battery life, screen is very bright and the listing of the applications rather than the icons is not a great choice. Give me back my old Blackberry !
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- 2005-02-07 11:49
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- Anonymous
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These devices are generally used by companies, and is attached to their LAN and internal email servers. It is intended as a business tool and is primarily an email terminal, therefore no camera, no radio, no mp3 player, none of the stuff that we all like to fool about with but ultimately do not need. This keeps the size, weight, cost and power drain as low as possible.
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- 2005-02-03 18:28
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- sikendar ali
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looking very nice please inform me when it comes inthe market
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- 2005-02-02 03:15
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- Richard
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The reson for no camera is..... this handset is used by business customers, who probably dont have the time to be taking pictures, adding a camera will increase the cost of the handset and also reduce memory size...simple, straight forward, no nonsense handset.
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- 2005-01-31 11:58
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- Cristi
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No camere???it's PDA with phone and it has no camera?I preffer the o.s. Symbian phones...the're ten times better
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- 2005-01-31 08:25
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- Richard
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This BB handset was designed specifically for the o2 network (running in Ireland Germany and UK)and is exclusive to them, but you can probably buy this at full price from anywhre that sells them.
The handset it self will be £99.99 on any voice tariff but if you add a BB data bundle will be free of charge!!
could have been better with a camera, but most business users dotn need a camera in their mobile phone as they dont have the time to use it to take picutes,
Similar to both the 7100t and the 7100v, but giving a lsight better spectrum for the international user, being Quadband.
It has been launched in the UK, uknown if in Ireland and germany.
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- 2005-01-28 18:18
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