Research in Motion BlackBerry 8320

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Pros
Wi-Fi support
2-megapixel camera
Cons
Inconsistent voice quality
Expensive

$234.99 - $389.98
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RIM BlackBerry Curve 8320 Review

by Liane Cassavoy

- First came the trim, consumer-friendly BlackBerry Curve 8300. Then came the Wi-Fi-enabled BlackBerry 8820. Now there's the BlackBerry Curve 8320, an impressive PDA phone that combines the best of the previous two models and has an added bonus: While the 8820 supports Wi-Fi for data only, the 8320 lets you make voice calls over wireless 802.11b/g networks too.

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