[Siddhesh Jain]

with 3 days left for the launch it struck me as to which country will the higest bb 10 devices sell in. i m expecting india 2 be no 1, followed by usa n uk at no 2 . what do u all think

[VanMtl]

i expect Canada to sell the most especially with Canadian carriers pushing the devices, and lots of Canadians upgrading to support a Canadian company

[jesse_h]

The country of Lesotho has the highest minimum elevation of any country in the world, so that's my guess.

Or maybe the Sherpa's will set up a kiosk on Everest. Or the Pakistan government can be convinced to do the same on K2. Let's make this happen people. :|

[jimpilot]

I suspect it will be the US in the end just because of the total number of phones out there, but I am prejudiced

[mathking606]

Canada or the UK since the brand still has a lot of popularity in these countries

[anon(1152406)]

i expect Canada to sell the most especially with Canadian carriers pushing the devices, and lots of Canadians upgrading to support a Canadian company

I agree (at least initially). Even carrier sales reps at Rogers, Bell, etc are excited about the phone. Keep in mind at one point 20% of all tablet users in Canada were PlayBook users (not sure what the stat is now). Overtime its obviously going to be the US given their population.

[peter9477]

Canadian sales should be excellent, but I expect US sales to dwarf them... ten times the population, and a huge void to fill. Canadians will probably get a bit of a head start so the first month numbers could be close, but the sheer difference in market size will quickly overwhelm that.

[kill_9]

i expect Canada to sell the most especially with Canadian carriers pushing the devices, and lots of Canadians upgrading to support a Canadian company

But how many BlackBerry Z10s will be returned within a few days just as consumers returned the BlackBerry PlayBook? There are no guarantees in the consumer marketplace except failure, every other possible outcome is a function of randomized probability.

[VanMtl]

But how many BlackBerry Z10s will be returned within a few days just as consumers returned the BlackBerry PlayBook? There are no guarantees in the consumer marketplace except failure, every other possible outcome is a function of randomized probability.

if there are a high number of returns of the Z10... and there shouldnt be, then RIM has a serious problem, but i dont see there being the same problems that caused the playbooks to be returned happening with the Z10

[world traveler and former ceo]

USA! for sure!