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Abstract: BlackBerry handhelds have always been targeted at business professionals who rely heavily on email. Features that made the BlackBerrys different from conventional phones were the focus on sending and receiving email, being called email phones, and th...
First BlackBerry to offer a 1.3-megapixel camera, music and video playback; expandable memory, mapping application; superior push e-mail capabilities, EDGE support; Bluetooth.
micro SD slot inconveniently located; call quality was subpar; phones camera doesnt record video, no external controls for music player; no integrated Wi-Fi.
Though nothing revolutionary, the addition of multimedia features and the already solid e-mail capabilities make the RIM BlackBerry Pearl an attractive device for business users and consumers alike.
Small and light, Great email handling, Free PocketMac software
Clumsy menus, Slow web browsing, Poor storage capacity
With racks and racks of iPhone boxes sitting on the shelves of our local Carphone Warehouse, casting "come hither" looks in our general direction, we thought wed be wise to check out the competition first. So, here it is in the form of the rival smart...
Abstract: Blackberry Pearl Product name Blackberry Pearl Manufacturer Research In Motion Price Contract dependantAuthor Lawrence Latif Published 7 December 2006 The Blackberry Pearl tries to bridge the gap between mobile messenger and comfortable everyday handse...
This is undoubtedly the jewel of the BlackBerry range. The candy-bar design has come a long way since RIM’s original – a broader device that took up the width of your palm. This sleek black number can properly be called a phone rather than a P...
Tidy design; memory expansion; music playback; easy mobile email
No Wi-Fi; 2.5mm headset jack; smallish screen; average camera; memory expansion slot under battery
The Pearl is the first consumer-grade BlackBerry and it certainly looks the part. You should steer clear if you want a smart phone with every flashy feature, but if youve been tempted by a BlackBerry before and felt the devices were too chunky, staid...
Pearl is the best BlackBerry yet. Full stop. It does everything RIM is famous for - seamless email and communication - and packs it into the same space as a normal mobile phone. Throw in the easy-to-use roller ball navigation and a built-in camera and...
Abstract: A great piece of hardware, backed up by BlackBerrys legendary services As the first BlackBerry to contain such consumer trinkets as a camera and MP3 player, the Pearl is a step into the unknown. At just 15mm thick and 50mm wide, its larger than the ...
