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Blackberry Storm Reviewed by a Ninja. He doesn’t Like…

Posted by Chris Leckness on Sep 10, 2008

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So, the Blackberry Storm is prodded by a Ninja. Not much to really say to that. He doesn’t like it much it seems. This is one of the few Blackberry devices that doesn’t have one of those cool Blackberry keyboards that Blackberry owners love so much.

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