[Dunt Dunt Dunt]

OP I think it would have been a cool visual feature....

I imagine there was a process in making the decision not to keep a lighted trackpad... most likely just simply the cost vs benefits.

[SunshineStateFlyer]

OP I think it would have been a cool visual feature....

I imagine there was a process in making the decision not to keep a lighted trackpad... most likely just simply the cost vs benefits.

Probably true, but we all know the Classic hardware is a little overpriced, regarding the specs, so you might as well add a proper trackpad. I can't imagine it raising production costs significantly.

[anon(9169048)]

I know it's my fault for reading this in the first place, but is there anyway I can unsee this thread???

[collinc93]

As I mentioned in another thread:

No trackpad light is one less reason for a Q10-user to buy the Classic.

Already few reasons to switch from Q10 to Classic.

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have you tried the phone? Have you seen it been used? Have you seen it compared to the Q10? Is the answer to any of those questions yes?

[anon(19759)]

If this had been an Apple device, it would be a no-brainer update for users. Other than the CPU compared to the Q10, it's like an "off year" iPhone release, like 3G to 3GS, or 4 to 4S, or 5 to 5S. The selling point would be the OS upgrade.

Maybe they should call it the Q10(S)

[makaiman]

Wow, I totally agree and did not see this post, but mentioned it just the other day, http://forums.crackberry.com/blackbe...-four-1008316/, so there is no doubt as to the necessity for those of us who work both day & night!