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I do think the keypad should have been silver instead of black. Black and blue can be iffy sometimes. The same goes with the Crimson version.]]>Dec 16th 2008 4:22PMhttp://www.engadgetmobile.com/2008/12/16/atandt-rolls-out-blackberry-curve-8320-at-long-last/http://www.engadgetmobile.com/2008/12/16/atandt-rolls-out-blackberry-curve-8320-at-long-last/
They're thinking the same thing Sprint/Nextel was when they announced the PTT Curve just the other day - this phone still has some life in it and people like it. I'm curious to know what the best selling blackberry model has been (pre-Storm). When those newer models come out, the price on this will drop, but it won't disappear in my opinion - and that'll just make it even more available to the customers that maybe have wanted it all along.

Even at a cheaper price, a handset sale for ATT/RIM is a handset sale, and likely a contract extension = $]]>Dec 16th 2008 6:24PM