The Best Products: Readers' Favorites
From March 14 to April 14, 2008, we asked our readers to participate in a survey rating their favorite products in more than 60 technology categories. Here are the ones that they rated highest in 15 of the most popular categories.
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Smart Phone: BlackBerry Curve 8300 Series
The BlackBerry family of smart phones has long dominated the field among business professionals, thanks to its typically well-designed keyboards and excellent features. The BlackBerry Curve 8300 series of smart phones caught our readers' fancy for its stronger consumer orientation (it includes a camera and desktop media management software)--but the Curves also live up to their predecessors in various areas of traditional BlackBerry strength (such as phone quality and e-mail support).
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