BlackBerry Pearl launch details, pics

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Kyle McInnes
on August 28, 2006, at 8:34 AM
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BlackBerry Pearl

It’s becoming so common that it’s not even exciting any more, but Boy Genius has struck again, this time with revised T-Mobile launch details of the BlackBerry Pearl. Looks like the previously reported date of September 18th was a little off the mark, with September 12th being the new zero hour for the BlackBerry 8100. What’s interesting, however, is the video that indicates T-Mobile will ship the devices out to stores this week, but keep their employees under strict NDA. Oh well. Boy Genius, pull a Robin Hood and get some Pearls to the (high-tech) poor.

BlackBerry Pearl

BlackBerry Pearl

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  • moog

    I wonder how long before BOy Genius is found out and dismissed from his job at RIM/T-Mobile/other? :)

  • moog

    I wonder how long before BOy Genius is found out and dismissed from his job at RIM/T-Mobile/other? :)

  • heesoo shin

    BOOO!!!! when does cingular get it’s come-upins

  • heesoo shin

    BOOO!!!! when does cingular get it’s come-upins

  • (name)… have not one

    it is to be thinner than the Rzr? what kind of backasswards is that? are we not tired of everything having to be centered around the size of the V3? comparing anything to that piss poor device is only hurting other companies reputations, in the world on the non-sheeplike consumer.

  • (name)… have not one

    it is to be thinner than the Rzr? what kind of backasswards is that? are we not tired of everything having to be centered around the size of the V3? comparing anything to that piss poor device is only hurting other companies reputations, in the world on the non-sheeplike consumer.

  • (name)… have not one

    it is to be thinner than the Rzr? what kind of backasswards is that? are we not tired of everything having to be centered around the size of the V3? comparing anything to that piss poor device is only hurting other companies reputations, in the world on the non-sheeplike consumer.