What does “it was the blackberry of its time” mean?

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A few days ago

Anonymous

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Probably means that it was extremely high tech at the time it was made. (But it’s now outdated.)

A few days ago

just me

A little context would be good, but I would guess that it means whatever “it” signifies was at the cutting edge of communications technology at the time it was popular or used regularly.

A few days ago

n3utr0n

I think they are alluding to a derrogatory racist statement. You know that whole ‘sweeter the blackberry…’ thing. I would like to think that in this day we have been able to escape this type of racially provocative language. To me saying that is like a Klansman saying ‘it was the slipnoose of our time.’ Disgusting.

A few days ago

Shelly

It means it was the cat’s pajamas or the dog’s tuxedo if you will.

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What does “it was the blackberry of its time” mean?

What does “it was the blackberry of its time” mean?

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