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| Blackberry Pearl 3G Unveiled, Two Keypad Options Available |
It’s well known that Blackberry fans rival Apple’s most obsessive in their fandom for the smartphone device. Now they have something new to get excited about with today’s announcement of the BlackBerry Pearl 3G. The phone is RIM’s first with 802.11n WiFi support and comes in two different keypad types, one the standard SurePress 20-key, the other a numeric 14-key. Other specs include a 360×400 display, GPS, EDGE/ quadband GSM network support, a 3.2MP camera, and 256MB internal storage w/microSD expansion. It looks like it will be available in a variety of colors besides black, the first official one being white.
BenQ have outed their latest digital camera, the point-and-shoot DC T1260, and as well as offering a 12-megapixel CCD, wide-angle 4x optical zoom and the company’s HDR image enhancement technology – which combines multiple frames to work around high contrast images having reduced visibility – there’s also a touchscreen for easier control. The T1260 follows hot on the heels of the DC E1260, spotted earlier this week, which has the HDR system but lacks the 3-inch touchscreen.
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Here’s a leaked photo of RIM’s upcoming smartphone ‘BlackBerry Curve 8910′
.That was recently appeared over at BerryReview. Although it’s not officially announced, the phone is said to feature a 3.2-megapixel camera, an optical trackpad, a QWERTY keypad, GPS, WiFi and run on BlackBerry OS 5.0.4. Pricing and release date are still unknown at the moment. .
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which is a conveniently small and light device that easily plugs into a projector or monitor, allowing you to display a Microsoft PowerPoint presentation wirelessly from their BlackBerry smartphone. Measuring 3.4-inch x 2.4-inch x 0.9-inch and weighing 140grams, the BlackBerry Presenter connects to the BlackBerry smartphone via Bluetooth version 2.0 + EDR (Class 1.5), so you can walk around freely while presenting (supports roaming up to 30 feet between the devices). Other features include S-Video, a micro USB, and a Synthetic Leather carrying case. Priced at $199, the BlackBerry Presenter is being demonstrated by RIM at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas this week. .
The Viper SmartStart application is now available for BlackBerry. This app allows BlackBerry owners to lock and unlock their cars, start the ignition and do a few more trick with their BlackBerry phones. You can also upgrade an existing Viper remote system with the VSM100 Viper SmartStart module that will cost you about $299 each. The BlackBerry Viper SmartStart application will be available for free from the BlackBerry App World. .
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Measuring 3.4-inch x 2.4-inch x 0.9-inch and weighing 140grams, the BlackBerry Presenter connects to the BlackBerry smartphone via Bluetooth version 2.0 + EDR (Class 1.5), so you can walk around freely while presenting (supports roaming up to 30 feet between the devices). Other features include S-Video, a micro USB, and a Synthetic Leather carrying case. Priced at $199, the BlackBerry Presenter is being demonstrated by RIM at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas this week. .
BenQ has come out with another one of its ultra-portable netbook in the form of the Joybook Lite U103. .
Measuring less than an inch at its thickest point, this super-slim machine sports a 10.1-inch UltraVivid LED backlit 16:9 display, a 1.66GHz Intel Atom N450 processor, a 500GB HDD, an optional 32GB SSD, a 1.3MP webcam, a multi-touch touchpad, SRS TruSurround sound, WiFi, Bluetooth, a 3-cell battery and runs on Windows 7 OS. The Joybook Lite U103 will go on sale starting on January 4, 2010 in China, Taiwan and Thailand.
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