Blackberry Launches Pearl 3G

On day one of WES 2010, RIM launched its smallest form factor

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with industrys leading collaborative features. RIM is betting on

the compact form factor and expects existing and new customers opting

for the new phone. According to Mike Lazardis, president and Co-CEO,

RIM, There is a  growing consumer interest in Smartphones and the

fact that more than three quarters of the people in the global

mobile  phone market are still buying handsets with traditional

alphanumeric keypad, and we think the new Blackberry Pearl 3G addresses

a substantial market opportunity.






RIM will bring these products to the market in summer of 2010 and the
Pearl devices with 3G also sports a new power ecosystem  like the

Wireless N support, a GPS, microSDHC support and 256 MB of flash memory

and will have a 624 MHz processor.  RIM executives called the

Pearl 3G as a marvel of engineering as they have packed almost every

conceivable feature both an href="http://dqindia.ciol.com/content/cio_handbook2008/2008/108022003.asp">enterprise

and consumers use. RIM also launched the Blackberry Bold 9650

Smartphone for CDMA customers.






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