It depends what you want.
Here%26#39;s how I would rank them (if money and carrier aren%26#39;t issues)
Curve: Latest kid on the block - released in US on May 31. has a camera, MP3 player, video player, removable memroy, full-QWERTY keyboard. You can%26#39;t go wrong with this model. It does not have GPS.
8800: No camera, but it does have GPS, removable memory MP3 player and video player. Full-size QWERTY keyboard, thinnest model to date.
8830 aka "World Phone Edition": If you%26#39;re on a CDMA-carrier, this is the device you need. It will roam internationally on GSM/GPRS
Pearl: Available in an assortment of colours. This is the smallest BlackBerry. The main drawback is that it doesn%26#39;t have a full-size keyboard - but you will get used to that and be able to type pretty quickly. Has a camera, video player, removable memory and MP3 player. No GPS.
8700: This device is showing its age a bit. It%26#39;s not as fancy as the newer models, but is undestructible. Here%26#39;s what you%26#39;re giving up: no removable memory card, no camera, no GPS, no MP3 player, no Bluetooth, no video player.
7130: If you%26#39;re looking for a phone-sized device, you could choose this one instead of the 8700. Has similar drawbacks to the 8700
Do not get a 7100, 7105, 7250, or 7290 device. They are older devices and don%26#39;t have all the new "cool" features. there all basically the same you should pick which ever one a carrier you like has there all great machines.
you can also try typing something into them at the store and see which one you like most.
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