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For those waiting for the red and white Torches to become free on Amazon, they are now.
White: AmazonWireless: BlackBerry Torch 9800 Phone, White (AT&T)
Red: AmazonWireless: BlackBerry Torch 9800 Phone, Red (AT&T)
Does anyone have numbers on how well the red and white Torches are selling relative to the black one?11-14-10 02:11 PM - Okay, I have a couple questions, I got my charcoal one thru amazon 2 days ago because I didn't want to wait 1 to 2 weeks for white which is on backorder...can I go to ATT and swap it for a white one within 30 days or no since I got it through amazon? Also, is the white one as heavy and sturdy as the charcoal one or does it feel lighter and more plastic like? Thanks!!For those waiting for the red and white Torches to become free on Amazon, they are now.
White: AmazonWireless: BlackBerry Torch 9800 Phone, White (AT&T)
Red: AmazonWireless: BlackBerry Torch 9800 Phone, Red (AT&T)
Does anyone have numbers on how well the red and white Torches are selling relative to the black one?
Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.com11-14-10 05:06 PM - Yes, you see, because black is a combination of all colors in the visible spectrum, you have the weight of all the color quarks (which make up color molecules) on the phone itself. Whereas white, which is the absence of color, does not have that extra weight caused by the quarks and thus color molecules. Less molecules = less weight.OK, color (no pun intended
) me confused. Were you expecting the white
one to weigh LESS? Is black a denser, heavier color?
11-20-10 05:41 PM - I certainly hope that's sarcasm I'm reading.Yes, you see, because black is a combination of all colors in the visible spectrum, you have the weight of all the color quarks (which make up color molecules) on the phone itself. Whereas white, which is the absence of color, does not have that extra weight caused by the quarks and thus color molecules. Less molecules = less weight.
11-20-10 05:54 PM - i'm sorry but i have to correct this misinformation about colorsYes, you see, because black is a combination of all colors in the visible spectrum, you have the weight of all the color quarks (which make up color molecules) on the phone itself. Whereas white, which is the absence of color, does not have that extra weight caused by the quarks and thus color molecules. Less molecules = less weight.
i believe the combination of all colors is GRAY!
Color and You11-21-10 07:49 PM - This only works with crayonsYes, you see, because black is a combination of all colors in the visible spectrum, you have the weight of all the color quarks (which make up color molecules) on the phone itself. Whereas white, which is the absence of color, does not have that extra weight caused by the quarks and thus color molecules. Less molecules = less weight.
The spectrum of white light actually contains all colors (as evidenced by a prism breaking the colors down) where as black is the absence of all visible color
Btw, only try this with Crayola crayons, Roseart ones suck!
Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.com12-17-10 06:42 AM
