tmojay writes:
T-Mobile will join Cingular by carrying the latest Blackberry, the 7290. I saw some communication today intended to inform customers who may inquire about it, and it says it will retail for $349.99 and will be coming out in “early February.” No exact release date is given but maybe we’ll know more in the coming days. Basically, the 7290 is just like a 7230 but upgraded to quad-band and has bluetooth, like its cousin the 7100t. The 7290 will be black, not blue and will be the same size as the 7230 and has the same kind of keyboard as the 7230. It will be compatible with BES 4.0 and wireless synching, although it didn’t elaborate if that meant synching via bluetooth or over the airwaves of the network.
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Blackberry 7100g available on AT&T look the link:
https://business.attwireless.com/business/phones/phone_details_main.jsp?skuId=sku21230382&isItemOutOfStock=false&parentCatId=cat10007&productId=prod29720262&categoryId=cat120034
BlackBerry 7100g
RIM introduces the BlackBerry 7100 signature series as their first breakthrough product to mimic the voice-centric form factor while offering the same integrated data, and wireless email experience. The 7100 series also presents new features like Polyphonic ringtones and a speakerphone to sweeten the voice feature set. Both Mobile professionals and individual consumers will appreciate the quad-band (850/900/1800/1900) operability, brilliant large color LCD, and fully integrated Bluetooth advanced features. The 7100 series boldly shifts from the traditional BlackBerry design and functionality to a sleeker, more stylish delivery of top-of-the-line tools to keep users productive while on the go! Cingular will release the 7100g version ? ?g? is for global. This is RIM?s generic version of the 7100 available to any carrier to sell.
Business Price $299.99
Price requires new service activation.
Dimensions: 117 X 59 X 21 mm
Weight: 120 grams
Talk Time: Up to 4 hours
Standby Time: Up to 8 days
Technology: GSM/GPRS Quad-band 850/900/1800/1900
Display: Large, high resolution portrait LCD color Screen (240×260)
More BlackBerry 7100g Details
VOICE
Speakerphone
Polyphonic Ring tones
MESSAGING
The 7100g works with the BlackBerry Enterprise Server (BES) to provide users with wireless push delivery of email and date, secure access to intranet and Internet applications, and more.
NETWORK & CONNECTIVITY
GPRS Platform 1.8
BlackBerry 4.0 handheld software
Bluetooth®fully integrated
Email - POP3, IMAP4 via BWC
USB port
ORGANIZATION
PIM functionality - Calendar with full-month views, calculator, and alarm clock
DISPLAY & IMAGING
Enjoy the new handset design with a brilliant, large high resolution color LCD display, SureType(TM) QWERTY keypad, and a sleek silver finish that appears as beautiful as it performs.
Large, high resolution portrait LCD color Screen (240×260)
PERSONALIZATION & ENTERTAINMENT
Web browser
SureType(TM) Predictive Text
Polyphonic Ring tones
ADDITIONAL FEATURES
Quad band-850/1900 (North America) and 900/1800 (International) GSM/GPRS with ENS and AMR
Large, high resolution portrait LCD color Screen (240×260)
Battery: 1000 mAh Li-Ion
Up to 4 hours Talk Time
Up to 8 days Standby Time
Memory: 32 MB Flash; 4MB SRAM
SureType(TM) QWERTY keyboard; Trackwheel
INCLUDED ACCESSORIES
Travel Charger
Soft-sided Holster
CD - User manual loaded
Earbud
Sim Card
Hi Matt,
isn’t the post about the 7290?? Correct me if I’m wrong, but I thought the news was about the 7290, not the 7100.
Anyways.
I just wanted to note, that the 7290 has been available with T-Mobile Germany since last year. I got mine in December.