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05 April 2011
Excellent phone for the cost, although a bit outdated
The Curve series phones all look similar, the 8530 is most closely related to the 8330. It has more memory, newer operating system support, and a touch trackpad instead of ball like the 8330. Virgin's plans ($25 + $10 for BIS/BES Blackberry service) are the cheapest for Blackberry handsets to my knowledge. I like how replacement parts are easily found on eBay for the housing, etc.
The phone functions well for everything I try doing. It runs multiple apps without slowing down much, and it has tools like spreadsheet, word, and powerpoint to go. They are immensely helpful for those in any business field. If you just want a toy it's not as flashy as others and the $10 for BIS/BES a month might not be worth it to you.
BBM (BlackBerry Messenger) is a great messenger service and lightyears ahead of SMS texting, but you must consider that the people you wish to contact also have BBM. Wifi connection is a huge plus. Call reception and clarity is outstanding compared to many phones I've used. It also has plenty of security tools for users.
Overall, I'd say don't buy a Blackberry if you're not too tech savvy and require very simple operation. If you love technology and enjoy tweaking and modifying themes and advanced settings there is no better handset than a Blackberry. They support free tools for users to create their own apps and themes. RIM Blackberries also have many incredible features that sadly most consumers cannot easily tap into. You can also browse the web to find helpful forums and/or tutorials to help you do just about anything with these handsets.
05 April 2011
Excellent phone for the cost, although a bit outdated
1 of 1 found this helpful The Curve series phones all look similar, the 8530 is most closely related to the 8330. It has more memory, newer operating system support, and a touch trackpad instead of ball like the 8330. Virgin's plans ($25 + $10 for BIS/BES Blackberry service) are the cheapest for Blackberry handsets to my knowledge. I like how replacement parts are easily found on eBay for the housing, etc.
The phone functions well for everything I try doing. It runs multiple apps without slowing down much, and it has tools like spreadsheet, word, and powerpoint to go. They are immensely helpful for those in any business field. If you just want a toy it's not as flashy as others and the $10 for BIS/BES a month might not be worth it to you.
BBM (BlackBerry Messenger) is a great messenger service and lightyears ahead of SMS texting, but you must consider that the people you wish to contact also have BBM. Wifi connection is a huge plus. Call reception and clarity is outstanding compared to many phones I've used. It also has plenty of security tools for users.
Overall, I'd say don't buy a Blackberry if you're not too tech savvy and require very simple operation. If you love technology and enjoy tweaking and modifying themes and advanced settings there is no better handset than a Blackberry. They support free tools for users to create their own apps and themes. RIM Blackberries also have many incredible features that sadly most consumers cannot easily tap into. You can also browse the web to find helpful forums and/or tutorials to help you do just about anything with these handsets.
23 February 2010
The Margarita Maniac's Most Powerful Tool Available.
1 of 1 found this helpful First off, this is a top quality appliance. The visual appeal is excellent and interesting right out of the box. This DM2000 was a gift, we own the previous model and another DM2000. As you know, this quality comes at quite a price. Due to the price, it would be wise to NOT buy one if you don't plan on using it much or entertaining. As far as when you do, it's a great tool. The glass jug is heavy and very nice. The mixer and ice shaver motors are intensely powerful, enough to briefly dim the lights in the room. You also get options for ice shaving and mixing to fine tune your frozen concoctions. The included booklets are pretty helpful for usage. There's a nice stowaway compartment for the power cord as well. I personally like how heavy and well made the unit is along with the map-ish design in the material surrounding where the jug goes. Overall, it's a nice and well made mixer. It feels almost fit to be a commercial unit, but it's very visually appealing and will make a nice counter ornament when not in use. Those who purchase this unit will not be disappointed if they're looking for a solid, no frills, high quality and reliable mixing unit. ...And yes, it beats the heck out of a regular blender.