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The document discusses the author's favorite technology, the Blackberry phone. It notes that there are different types of Blackberry phones including the Blackberry touch, Blackberry palms, and normal cell phones. The author believes the Blackberry is a very good phone for both adults and teenagers, though recommends it more for adults.
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