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The BlackBerry Pearl 9105 has now been on the market a couple of months and we have brought you various bits of information on this to date, but one thing that we have yet to do is bring you a complete unboxing and review of the product on video.
Dave at Geekanoids has kindly put together this video of the Pearl 9105 that we recently lent him. So why not check out the video below for a full review.
When it was brought out earlier this year, the BlackBerry Pearl 9105 caused a bit of a stir by being the first in the range to be released with a standard numeric keyboard, rather than the qwerty keyboard that had until then defined the BlackBerry’s design.
However, the functionality of the keyboard hasn’t been lost, meaning for essential features such as BlackBerry Messenger it’s as responsive as you’d expect. SuteType technology learns the words you use most in texts and emails so you can write messages at lightning speed.
The removal of the qwerty keyboard means that the Pearl 9105 has a sleek, candybar design and a real air of elegance, meaning it will be attractive to both BlackBerry officianados (for its functionality) and those who’ve never owned a RIM phone before (for its good looks).
There’s a 3.2 megapixel camera that enables you to snap high quality photographs and record video. And you can upgrade your phone’s memory to 34GB with a MicroSD card, meaning there’s plenty of space to store all your precious memories.
Video and music playback is easy and of excellent quality and other key features include built-in GPS with Blackberry maps, WiFi and Bluetooth connectivity and a good battery life. The 1150 mAHr battery will provide 30 hours music playback, 5 hours talk-time or 18 days stand-by time.
The easy to use, familiar handset means this is the ideal first smartphone, while its high-end feature set and performance will make the Pearl 9105 attractive to even the most experienced Smartphone users.
The BlackBerry Pearl 3G 9105 is the smallest Blackberry to date. With a refreshing new look, powerful performance and sleek design, the Pearl 3G is a must-have for not only existing BlackBerry customers, but also those who are yet to own a RIM handset.
Slim and stylish but powerful the 9105 is an evolution of original Pearl, this 3G version has the latest OS, a 624MHz processor, 18 days of standby time and a weight of 94g.
Just have a look at what it can offer and how it can fit into your life by watching the video below.
Available from stock now, you can order yours HERE or read more about the specification below.
The Pearl smartphone has traditionally been seen as a business persons phone. However this is not the case so much any more.
Yes, it has all the business functions and features that you may not use, but if you just want a powerful and versatile mobile device then you can not go too far wrong with the 9105.
A compact solution it is not much bigger than a standard mobile phone and can easily fit into your everyday lifestyle.
A promotional video provided below explains all.
The BlackBerry Pearl has always been a popular smartphone as it offered so much considering its physical size.
An efficient communication and productivity tool for the mobile business person, many corporations globally have installed and take advantage of the RIM email system.
One thing that the Pearl series lacked was 3G connectivity. Not that it necessarily needed it, thanks to the efficient data capabilities of this device, but it is always nice to have it.
Thankfully RIM, the company behind BlackBerry smartphones, recently announced the Pearl 3G 9105. Updated to include 3G many will be pleased to hear this news.
Well a little more good news is that we can now confirm that the Peal 3G 9105 will be available as of the 2nd August and will cost a very competitive £255+VAT.
If you would like to know a little more about the Pearl and what it can offer you, do have a read of the product information found HERE.
We are taking orders for the first stock now, so should you want to obtain one of the first you can! CLICK HERE to place a pre-order.
Alternatively if you are not quite ready to place an order and wish to be informed when the stock actually lands, you can do by registering your interest on our product page HERE.
The Blackberry Pearl 3G 9105 is the forthcoming ‘Candybar’ device from Blackberry. It is RIM’s smallest handset to date and looks to bridge the gap between business and consumer devices by offering a traditional 14-Key phone keyboard on a Smartphone.
James at Tracyandmatt has got hold of a handset pre-release and posted an unboxing video.