Which one should I buy?

Hello All,
I am very new here and I have never used a Blackberry. I am thinking of
purchasing a Storm or the new 9000 if available in my market. I was told not to
buy the storm because it has many quirks.
1. Does Blackberry support Microsoft programs on the device? I have always
used a PDA with Windows.
2. Is the keyboard accurate and easy to use?
3. Are there any other things I should be aware of with a Blackberry?
I look forward to any responses and appreciate the help.
EAS1

The BlackBerry runs a proprietary Operating System, not (and never) Windows. However, you can use view and even edit standard Microsoft Office documents on the Bold. You can't create "New" documents with the supplied "Documents to Go SE", however if you copy a blank Office document to your SD card, you can copy it to a new file and edit that to "create" a new file.
The Bold's keyboard is great! The jury is split on how well the Storm's virtual keyboards work, but I haven't tried one personally (yet).
Be aware that you need to get the appropriate BlackBerry Data Plan for your device. If you are not going to connect directly to a corporate BlackBerry Enterprise Server, a standard or personal BlackBerry Data Plan will suffice. This is typically around $30/month and includes "unlimited data" and email. I use quotes around unlimited data because that typically doesn't include tethering (using your BlackBerry as a modem to connect a computer to the Internet), but DOES include all Web browsing and communications between most applications (RIM's and 3rd party's) and the Internet. This does NOT typically include SMS/Text messaging however.
Check with your carrier for details!
Jerry

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