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Default Blackberry charger with N1?

Will the Blackberry micro USB chargers have enough juice to fast-charge an Nexus One?
 
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As long as a charger is rated at an output of 980mAh or more, then it will "fast charge" (this should really be called "normal charge") the phone.
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to second the original question, will using a blackberry charger that delivers lower than 980mAh hurt the device in any way? or will any micro usb be okay for this phone?
 
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It's worth mentioning that I'm referring to the OEM, RIM-produced chargers; not to any generic "blackberry-compatible" charger.
 
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I already tested this. As far as fast charing goes, NO. Most if not all bb charger seems to be below 600mah. And no it will not hurt the device in anyway if lower than 980mAh(the usb cable that comes with it is lower). I used a Bluetooth headset charger that was rated at 180mAh...it worked, but took almost 1 hr to move a percentage..lol
 
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thx for the info
 
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