BlackBerry Bold Official Introduction
The BlackBerry Bold Official Introduction
The new Blackberry Bold also called the Blackberry 9000 seems to have got a iPhone like cool finish, something no Blackberry has undergone so far as the main focus was on productive features of the phone rather than design. As you can see from the picture above, the phone looks really neat. Lots of teenagers will really have a liking for this phone, now that this being the first Blackberry to offer 3G (HSDPA) internet in addition to the already existing e-mail service.
RIM says that this phone’s screen is the most vivid display it has ever used. It has a 480×320 resolution with almost twice the pixels on a Blackberry Curve. Just imagine how crystal clear and Bold will images be on this phone. Being the first Blackberry to offer 3G and 802.11 a/b/g Wi-Fi gives this phone an edge over its predecessors. There is a scroll wheel which can be used to browse full page sites in html or mobile view.
Another important feature the Blackberry Bold has which even the iPhone doesn’t have is GPS navigation facility. An integrated 2-megapixel camera with 5x zoom can capture video and high-quality stills. 1gb of internal storage is already available which can be expanded to 16gb via microSHDC cards supported by this phone.
The Blackberry Bold even after boasting its new features will still be a robust powerhouse carrying all the features from the previous models. RIM has said that the phone will release on AT&T this summer and the price should be around $300 and $500.
The new Blackberry Bold also called the Blackberry 9000 seems to have got a iPhone like cool finish, something no Blackberry has undergone so far as the main focus was on productive features of the phone rather than design. As you can see from the picture above, the phone looks really neat. Lots of teenagers will really have a liking for this phone, now that this being the first Blackberry to offer 3G (HSDPA) internet in addition to the already existing e-mail service.
RIM says that this phone’s screen is the most vivid display it has ever used. It has a 480×320 resolution with almost twice the pixels on a Blackberry Curve. Just imagine how crystal clear and Bold will images be on this phone. Being the first Blackberry to offer 3G and 802.11 a/b/g Wi-Fi gives this phone an edge over its predecessors. There is a scroll wheel which can be used to browse full page sites in html or mobile view.
Another important feature the Blackberry Bold has which even the iPhone doesn’t have is GPS navigation facility. An integrated 2-megapixel camera with 5x zoom can capture video and high-quality stills. 1gb of internal storage is already available which can be expanded to 16gb via microSHDC cards supported by this phone.
The Blackberry Bold even after boasting its new features will still be a robust powerhouse carrying all the features from the previous models. RIM has said that the phone will release on AT&T this summer and the price should be around $300 and $500.
