That's pretty lofty air.The ranking seems more complimentary than does Liane Cassavoy's review score of 80.
Cons:
The BlackBerry 8800's strengths--in particular, its battery life, excellent e-mail handling, and built-in GPS features--outweigh its minuses. If you don't need a camera with your PDA phone, the 8800 is worth a look.Oh, and the Top four products of 2007:
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