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HappyPuppy

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Must stand for Random Intermittent Memory.

It's on the holster for my Blackberry and RIM fits it well.

It actually works pretty well, except it only connects when if feels like it and the friggin back button and scroll wheel work like a charm except when they decide to jack everything around or not work at all.

All in all a two :thumbsup: out of a possible five.
 
Actually, it stands for Research In Motion....but ive heard blackberrys are pretty good. which one do you have?
 
Originally posted by: MustyTang
Take a look at the 7100t...it's sweet 🙂 . We've sold so many the last few weeks its been out
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That thing is a toy compared to the real blackberries.

We use blackberries extensively around here, run our own BES w/15 licenses (for a company with <50 people).

I currently have a 7750

Viper GTS

 
7230 here...works like a charm. My boss just got a 7100t, I don't like it...the screen is awesome though.

Hey Viper, have you seen all the new features of BES 4.0...looks awesome.
 
Originally posted by: Tremulant
We use 7280s at work. Some people still have the old 957s, but not many.
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Yup we all still have the 957's. We've been using them for 2 or 3 years, maybe longer and the damn things are getting worn out. When you scroll you never know which way or how far the cursor is going to jump and the back button will work like a charm one day and not at all the next. It gets frustrating when you're trying to update or close a call.

To Brutuskend, I'm one of about 1300 field techs for a very large and well known international corporation, like IBM but not IBM. 😛 The 1300 figure is just for the continental U.S.
 
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