What PDA/Blackberry Should I purchase to be compatible with My iMac G5?

Hi,
I need to buy a new cell phone b/c we are moving, and I think I'd like to try a Blackberry. Can I make it compatible with my iMac, or is there a PDA that you recommend that is better? Unfortunately I have to use Cingular, so I'm limited in my choices, I think.
Thanks!
Jennifer

I purchased a Blackberry and I love it.

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