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Originally Posted by makedonce
This is because there is space between the keys and typing is soo much easier. The keys on the 8800 are too close while on the 8320 they feel plastic. If the 8700 had Wi-Fi I think it would be the perfect device. This is of course if you are not after fleshy looks.
And on the same note, the visible damage from drops is minimal on the 8700, which cant be said for the 8320. The silver coding on the menu key is already gone from pushing it too much
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I've never had problems typing on any of these models. Well, not the 8320 but I'm guessing it's pretty much the same as the 8310. Keyboard preference is very much a subjective matter (and very much influenced by the size of one's hands and dexterity) though.
I've dropped my 8310 several times on concrete without any visible damage. It does, however, have a full body Invisible Shield on it. The 8700 will suffer cosmetic damage from being dropped on concrete without any protection -- that's from personal experience. It's precisely why I stick full body kits on all of my new BB's. Any model newer than a 7290 really needs some sort of protection if you're nitpicky IMO.
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Originally Posted by makedonce
So, what is your favorite model and why?
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8310. Comes closest to having all the features that I want in a BB.
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Originally Posted by Sith_Apprentice
8700 for durability
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Still funny to me to see people saying that considering many of the early posts on the 8700 like this one:
http://www.blackberryforums.com/gene...ek-report.html
If you want a tank of a BB a 7290 or older is the way to go.
Still, our employees have managed to find creative ways to destroy even those tougher older models.