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Fact is blackberrys stay for much longer in use compared to androids and iphones.
They are well built but also easy and cheap to fix and cheap to insure.
Value for money doesn't just translate in the initial price. Look at it over 2-3 years and blackberry works out a lot cheaper overall.
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- Everything in the world is already made only in China. Well, except for debt that is the last remaining item we manufacture here in the good old U.S.A. It is a shame to see what has become of a once great Industrial Country.04-07-11 12:58 PMLike 0
- pcgizmo#IMCrackBerry Ph.D.What currency does Norway operate on? I'm guessing has pictures of cartoon characters on it, and it probably takes a billion or two of them to equal $1US.04-07-11 01:01 PMLike 0
- Hey Norli, I'm from India, and we have respect on a world stage. China can kick Norway's a$$ ten times to ****.
And what do we know about Norway, hmmm let's see what does Norway offer the world........NOTHING...
The world won't even miss Norway if it was drowned. I guess we won't even miss it for a week...
Get real before you go on about "Third" world countries like China and India....we don't live on borrowed money like Europe.
Here are just a few small facts about Norway after a quick Google search taken from the U.S. State Department Web site "http://www.state.gov/r/pa/ei/bgn/3421.htm":
* Norway is one of the world's richest countries in per capita terms. It has an important stake in promoting a liberal environment for foreign trade. Its large shipping fleet is one of the most modern among maritime nations. Metals, pulp and paper products, chemicals, shipbuilding, and fishing are the most significant traditional industries.
* Norway established a petroleum fund (the Government Pension Fund Global) to save and invest the state�s oil and gas earnings. The fund reached a milestone of 3 trillion kroner (over $500 billion) in assets in October 2010. Thanks in part to prudent financial regulation and to high prices in world markets for its energy and fisheries exports, the global financial crisis has had only a limited impact on Norway. Norway�s unemployment rate increased slightly to 3.7% in April 2010. In recent years, labor costs have increased faster than in its major trading partners, eroding industrial competitiveness.
* Norway is the world's sixth-largest oil exporter and second-largest gas exporter (2010), providing much of western Europe's crude oil and gas requirements.
* In addition to strengthening traditional ties with developed countries, Norway seeks to build friendly relations with developing countries and has undertaken humanitarian and development aid efforts with selected African and Asian nations. Norway also is dedicated to encouraging democracy, assisting refugees, promoting a global response to climate change and protecting human rights throughout the world.
* Form the latest news headlines... "Tata Power and SN Power, Norway entered into an exclusive partnership in 2009 to develop hydropower projects to meet the increasing energy demand in India ..."
"http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&cd=4&ved=0CEYQqQIwAw&url=http% 3A%2F%2Fwww.moneycontrol.com%2Fstocks%2Fstock_mark et%2Fcorp_notices.php%3Fautono%3D422769&ei=_v6dTe7 nNY6tgQfo6bTWDw&usg=AFQjCNGks7ciozC7DuyPfJ5BuaLBrt VZcw"
* Norway is providing NOK 20 million to earthquake victims
"http://www.norway.cn/Embassy/Norway-and-China/Bilateral-cooperation/Earthquake_aid/"
I am an ignorant American <sarcasim> and even I can use Google to test your assertions. Obviously it would be reasonable to assume that both China and your own Country of India do not share your feelings toward Norway and with good reason.
***Disclaimer*** I have never been to Norway, Have no Family in Norway, or any interests in Norway that would be used to form an opinion with regard to Norway, it's people, Culture or Foreign Policy...meistro and anon(3749235) like this.04-07-11 01:21 PMLike 2 - listen bro: there's a reason why you don't see 3 year old androids, becaue technology is changing fast, and people who love Android phones love hi-tech. Same with Apple-nerds.
Blackberry users are mostly old farts or people like me who have a lot of friends and need a convenient text messaging device. I don't care aboute technology. As long as I can watch porn on my phone and send messages I am happy.
As far as BB owners being "mostly old farts," why don't you come see what the number one phone is where I go to law school? Most common phone here is a BB, owned my people in their id 20's. Maybe you're confusing age with success?
Might I add that it should apply to forums you frequent too? WTH would you come to CrackBerry if you just don't even like BlackBerrys?
The OP is just saying what has been said on here soooooooooooooooooooo many times.
The bb should be cheaper because it's specs (not what it can do) don't come close to other phones specs for the same price and I hate to say it but do agree.
I'm sure most of you know that.
In conclusion, we got my wife's 9330 for -$0.01 - that's right, RadioShack gave us a penny to take it. I realize that's subsidized, but were there other phones that gave as much as that 9330 that were free? Hells no.
I'm hungry after all that, who's gonna make me a sammich?Last edited by SCrid2000; 04-07-11 at 01:33 PM.
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- Ah yes! It's the we can kick your **** so you don't matter rule. Sounds familiar but then again I am an American.
Here are just a few small facts about Norway after a quick Google search taken from the U.S. State Department Web site "http://www.state.gov/r/pa/ei/bgn/3421.htm":
* Norway is one of the world's richest countries in per capita terms. It has an important stake in promoting a liberal environment for foreign trade. Its large shipping fleet is one of the most modern among maritime nations. Metals, pulp and paper products, chemicals, shipbuilding, and fishing are the most significant traditional industries.
* Norway established a petroleum fund (the Government Pension Fund Global) to save and invest the state�s oil and gas earnings. The fund reached a milestone of 3 trillion kroner (over $500 billion) in assets in October 2010. Thanks in part to prudent financial regulation and to high prices in world markets for its energy and fisheries exports, the global financial crisis has had only a limited impact on Norway. Norway�s unemployment rate increased slightly to 3.7% in April 2010. In recent years, labor costs have increased faster than in its major trading partners, eroding industrial competitiveness.
* Norway is the world's sixth-largest oil exporter and second-largest gas exporter (2010), providing much of western Europe's crude oil and gas requirements.
* In addition to strengthening traditional ties with developed countries, Norway seeks to build friendly relations with developing countries and has undertaken humanitarian and development aid efforts with selected African and Asian nations. Norway also is dedicated to encouraging democracy, assisting refugees, promoting a global response to climate change and protecting human rights throughout the world.
* Form the latest news headlines... "Tata Power and SN Power, Norway entered into an exclusive partnership in 2009 to develop hydropower projects to meet the increasing energy demand in India ..."
"http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&cd=4&ved=0CEYQqQIwAw&url=http% 3A%2F%2Fwww.moneycontrol.com%2Fstocks%2Fstock_mark et%2Fcorp_notices.php%3Fautono%3D422769&ei=_v6dTe7 nNY6tgQfo6bTWDw&usg=AFQjCNGks7ciozC7DuyPfJ5BuaLBrt VZcw"
* Norway is providing NOK 20 million to earthquake victims
"http://www.norway.cn/Embassy/Norway-and-China/Bilateral-cooperation/Earthquake_aid/"
I am an ignorant American <sarcasim> and even I can use Google to test your assertions. Obviously it would be reasonable to assume that both China and your own Country of India do not share your feelings toward Norway and with good reason.
***Disclaimer*** I have never been to Norway, Have no Family in Norway, or any interests in Norway that would be used to form an opinion with regard to Norway, it's people, Culture or Foreign Policy...
And if this Norli fellow somehow feels more entitled because of having been born in his precious "First" World, then a little correction would do him good.
If you had gone through his other posts you would have noticed that his insults are targeted more at America for it's borrowing ways.
This guys needs an attitude check and deserved what he got...
I don't believe the "My country can Kick your Country's a$$" comparison any more than you do...04-07-11 02:01 PMLike 0 - I wasn't the one who started with First World and Third World non-sense. Where does China and India bashing come up in a BB forum.
And if this Norli fellow somehow feels more entitled because of having been born in his precious "First" World, then a little correction would do him good.
If you had gone through his other posts you would have noticed that his insults are targeted more at America for it's borrowing ways.
This guys needs an attitude check and deserved what he got...
I don't believe the "My country can Kick your Country's a$$" comparison any more than you do...
I will think carefully about the points you and others including the moderator have made and with regard to attacks which although was not my original intention the final product speaks for itself.
My Apologies.04-07-11 02:06 PMLike 0 -
- I apologize then for the tone of my post and agree with you that terms like Third World and First World add little to contribute to the enjoyment of a forum whose primary focus is on the Blackberry which most of us enjoy and appreciate.
I will think carefully about the points you and others including the moderator have made and with regard to attacks which although was not my original intention the final product speaks for itself.
My Apologies.04-07-11 02:18 PMLike 0 -
But I do see why people think it's underpowered. But I also think that, for me, it was fast enough.04-07-11 02:39 PMLike 0 - Ditto... This is too funny. I work with Young to middle age and when that famous BB sound goes off when you get an email providing you are still using the default ringtone for it everyone at works looks to see who got an email...about 75% of us. The business world no matter how old you are is full of BBs because of BES so old farts?? Come on.04-07-11 02:54 PMLike 0
- BBs are so expensive because $10 from every phone bought goes to a fund to buy every RIM employee tickets to a home game if the Maple Leafs ever get in the Stanley Cup finals.04-07-11 05:29 PMLike 0
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- I was thinking about this earlier. I have a 9650/6.0.0.415, & was wondering why my phone is the same price as an Evo. Whats the reason? I think you pay for the push email. I spent 4 hours searching through web pages endless with complaints. "Heeeellp I can't get push email after Froyo." One executive said he missed an important email, which I imagine cost him about $300-400 dollars. BB build quality is also pretty good.. The soft touch finish feels amazing.
Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.com04-07-11 06:18 PMLike 0 -
and for everyones info, i dont think this thread is anything dumb. the OP was just curious, and maybe he got a little mean cos some folks are trying to argue with him? now.....if we could all just talk in peace and gently lay around the bed, thinking of how others might feel or how we'd feel if we were in his shoes....Last edited by tkwolf; 04-07-11 at 09:38 PM.
Norli likes this.04-07-11 09:27 PMLike 1
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