[dave0813]

I plan to sell my unlocked 8300 on ebay, anyone have an idea on what the minimum I should accept. I want to buy a 8320 so I can have the T-mobile router at home, they say my 8300 will not work.

[John Clark]

It all depends on how much you want for it. The 8300 is already an outdated device (so-to-speak) since the newer onces have either GPS or WiFi. Also depends on the condition.

And, no, your 8300 won't work with wifi.

[TroyDBrown]

Wirelessly posted (Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.0) BlackBerry8320/4.2.2 Profile/MIDP-2.0 Configuration/CLDC-1.1 VendorID/100)

Do a search on eBay and see what 8300's like yours are going for and go from there.

[matthiasj]

8300's used in good condition go for around $275 on ebay..

[dave0813]

Everyone, thanks for the advice

[flash24]

If it's in good condition and unlocked $250-$275

[XBGM3R]

Originally Posted by John Clark

It all depends on how much you want for it. The 8300 is already an outdated device (so-to-speak) since the newer onces have either GPS or WiFi. Also depends on the condition.

And, no, your 8300 won't work with wifi.

John, Whoa, wait a minute!? the 8300 is already an outdate device that's what you saying??

What about 8700? I assume that you would say 8700 is an outdate device also, am I correct??

[John Clark]

Originally Posted by XBGM3R

John, Whoa, wait a minute!? the 8300 is already an outdate device that's what you saying??

What about 8700? I assume that you would say 8700 is an outdate device also, am I correct??

Read the post. Read where I said so to speak That's what I said.

The 8300 is being replaced by 8310's, 8320's and 8330's.

[pinhead]

Originally Posted by XBGM3R

John, Whoa, wait a minute!? the 8300 is already an outdate device that's what you saying??

What about 8700? I assume that you would say 8700 is an outdate device also, am I correct??

I think it is fair to say that the 8700 series is outdated. I wouldn't quite call anything from the 8300 or 8800 series outdated. There are newer versions of those same models with a few extra features now but that doesn't quite make them outdated. But the 8700...

[John Clark]

AT&T will be discontinuing the 8300 for the 8310. Same with the 8800 in place of the 8820. That was my only point here.....

[TimW]

I wonder what I could get for my TMO 7100t

:D

[Runamuck]

Generally speaking, ANY device model that is not in ready supply from local retailers can be considered "outdated." The 8800 and 8300 both fit this bill.

[couture]

Originally Posted by TimW

I wonder what I could get for my TMO 7100t

:D

i still have mine too . lol .

[XBGM3R]

Originally Posted by John Clark

Read the post. Read where I said so to speak That's what I said.

The 8300 is being replaced by 8310's, 8320's and 8330's.

John, Yes that 's what I thought like you said as above. I posted in this forum ask them if 8300 replaced by 8310? they never answer my question by post. finally your answer that, I am right about 8300 is definitely replaced by 8310.

WHEW!

[jddphd]

Originally Posted by TimW

I wonder what I could get for my TMO 7100t

:D

I charged my old 7100t up and now it's "my son's". (he's 18 months old)

I did this shortly after I spotted him dropping my 8700 onto the front porch!