Review: Motorola Droid Pro

But this is a PDA, not a phone. There are companies out there that use blackberries more for Data Assistants than phones.

This is a corporate aimed device. Sure, phone capabilities are important, but my company communicates more by txt and email than phone conversations. I'm sure this is true in other companies as well. Plus there are going to be small startups and mid level companies that will see the value in this device because they don't have to pay to use Blackberries BES. Since DLNR became available on Android devices, i've seen a lot of companies relax their requirements on smartphones/pda's and even make the move AWAY from Blackberry so they can reduce overhead.

So the call quality isn't the best, big deal. If i were a consumer that didn't need a business style smartphone/pda then this wouldn't be the phone for me. But if i were a business looking to get 50 or so lines of service for employees and not pay for BES, this is a damn good alternative.