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| Blackberry Torch 9800 |
BlackBerry Torch 9800 white
The BlackBerry 9800 is the first slider to run the new BlackBerry 6.0 OS. The handset has a full QWERTY keypad that slides out from beneath the 3.2 inch, 360 x 480 pixel touchscreen display.
3G HSDPA web browsing with GPRS/EDGE, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth will ensure you get a connection wherever you are. Entertainment on the go is offered via the multimedia player that supports all popular music and video file formats. The 3.5mm audio jack enables you to use your preferred headphones and the expandable memory up to 16GB means you can carry your multimedia library with you.
SMS, MMS, Email and instant messaging are all supported and the handset is quad-band for international use. Other features include GPS with BlackBerry maps and a document editor for Word, Excel, PowerPoint and PDF files.
BlackBerry Bold 9780
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| Blackberry Bold 9780 |
The BlackBerry Bold 9780 runs the latest BlackBerry 6 OS, taking the BlackBerry range a step closer to perfection with the business orientated services being matched with an equally impressive set of entertainment based features. The new Bold 9780 can support all of your email accounts and run them through a single location. Productivity is also heightened with 3G, Wi-Fi and multitasking that allows you to jump from one open app to the next.
Services that will appeal to both business and personal users include GPS navigation with an intuitive interface that lets you use the trackpad or trackball to pan and zoom into BlackBerry Maps. Social network updates are delivered into the palm of your hand while the media player entertains you with music and video. A 5 megapixel camera has also been thrown into the mix and BlackBerry has generously provided a 2GB memory card (expandable to 32GB) to ensure that storage is no issue.
The BlackBerry Bold 9780 is a great business choice but shouldn't be overlooked by the personal user too, as its feature set is as good as any fashion phone out there.
Services that will appeal to both business and personal users include GPS navigation with an intuitive interface that lets you use the trackpad or trackball to pan and zoom into BlackBerry Maps. Social network updates are delivered into the palm of your hand while the media player entertains you with music and video. A 5 megapixel camera has also been thrown into the mix and BlackBerry has generously provided a 2GB memory card (expandable to 32GB) to ensure that storage is no issue.
The BlackBerry Bold 9780 is a great business choice but shouldn't be overlooked by the personal user too, as its feature set is as good as any fashion phone out there.
BlackBerry Curve 3G 9300
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BlackBerry Curve 3G 9300 |
If you need the functionality of a business handset but still desire the entertaining feature set of today's smartphones then the BlackBerry Curve 3G 9300 is the perfect mid-range choice. A full QWERTY keyboard has been engineered into the well crafted and palm friendly design and the optical trackpad saves a lot of button pressing making the menu system easy to explore. BlackBerry's own operating system controls the Curve and ensures a superior experience.
Further business features include Wi-Fi for hotspot locations, Bluetooth for wireless connectivity with other devices, email, instant messaging, voice memo recording and of course an organiser to help keep track of appointments. The curve can also be connected to a computer via a microUSB lead and the internal memory can be increased via a microSD card, with up to 32GB supported.
For quieter moments in your day and after you've clocked off, the MP3/MP4 player offer music and video on demand and a 2 megapixel camera doubles as a video recorder at QVGA quality. The TFT display measures 2.46 inches and offers a selection of pre-installed full colour games with many more available for download over the speedy 3G/HSDPA Internet connection. The BlackBerry Curve 9300 is latest in the Curve series and those who are familiar with this line will not be disappointed.
Further business features include Wi-Fi for hotspot locations, Bluetooth for wireless connectivity with other devices, email, instant messaging, voice memo recording and of course an organiser to help keep track of appointments. The curve can also be connected to a computer via a microUSB lead and the internal memory can be increased via a microSD card, with up to 32GB supported.
For quieter moments in your day and after you've clocked off, the MP3/MP4 player offer music and video on demand and a 2 megapixel camera doubles as a video recorder at QVGA quality. The TFT display measures 2.46 inches and offers a selection of pre-installed full colour games with many more available for download over the speedy 3G/HSDPA Internet connection. The BlackBerry Curve 9300 is latest in the Curve series and those who are familiar with this line will not be disappointed.
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