Are BlackBerry devices so good that they're bad?

The quality and durability of BBOS and legacy devices are so legendary that they continue to outsell BlackBerry 10 devices still after a year of BB10's launch and, as announced, will stay in BlackBerry's handset business.
Why is this happening and what does this mean for BlackBerry moving forward? Some explanations are obvious, such as the lack of effective marketing by BlackBerry and support from network carriers for BB10 devices. But there are other not so evident factors that are leaving BlackBerry followers puzzled about the decision to continue BBOS and legacy devices. Let's take a closer look.

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Quite the opposite. Many people wanted to stay with blackberry.
But they wanted the trackpad and keyboard.
If fact they'd rather have an old phone with the keyboard then a new touch screen.
I wouldn't be surprised if the "Classic" (Q20) sells out in there first month.
You'll probably also see some people who jumped ship return.

Originally Posted by Bookshelf

Quite the opposite. Many people wanted to stay with blackberry.
But they wanted the trackpad and keyboard.
If fact they'd rather have an old phone with the keyboard then a new touch screen.
I wouldn't be surprised if the "Classic" (Q20) sells out in there first month.
You'll probably also see some people who jumped ship return.

I agree. Can't wait!!!!

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