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Originally Posted by RogueSpear
The cost of the phone is completely irrelevent. It's the cost of licensing Windows, Exchange, Office, etc.
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I don't deal with licensing matters much, but I had an experience the other day that's relevant to this discussion: a client that I do a bit of consulting work for had a Blackberry. He uses a hosted Exchange account, and wanted to get it to sync. To sync a Blackberry with this hosted Exchange account would cost him another $9.95/month above and beyond the $8.95/month he's already paying for the hosted Exchange account. A Windows Mobile device would sync for free. So when it comes down to cost advantages, Windows Mobile has it over RIM.
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Originally Posted by RogueSpear
I had been a PPC/WM user for so many years and after constantly seeing promises dashed, there's a little bit of pent up frustration.
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I can tell.
It's OK, I have a lot of frustration with Windows Mobile as well...