New track pad phone looks to out sell predecessors
With the huge selling success of the BlackBerry Pearl 8100, many people assumed that a new phone would be a lot less success than the first, as it's very hard to beat the high standard set by the 8100. RIM, the designers of BlackBerry's, have accidentally let out that the Pearl 9100 is in final production, and many finished phones have been made and handed out to testers. Although every detail about the phones in not clear, we can gauge a pretty good idea of the phones features and technical side of things.
The keyboard is the largest keyboard on any BlackBerry phone, and allows you much faster and easier typing or dialing, useful for those times where time is not on your side. The Pearl 9100 also comes complete with a optical track pad, which gives you amazing freedom when it comes to navigating your way through the phone, compared to the conventional way, which can take a while for certain destinations to be reached.
The phone comes complete with 3G. This means you can connect to the internet extremely fast, and transfer and receive data a lot faster on the old 8100, which used 2G technology. Updating your favorite sites such as Facebook, MySpace and twitter could not be easier, with special programs designed to connect you in a very short space of time.
If you are looking to get your hands on one of the new BlackBerry Pearl 9100s, or also named the BlackBerry Striker or BlackBerry Stratus, you will have to wait until an official release date is given, but it is not expected to be too much further, and should be within the early months of 2010 with some fabtastic BlackBerry Peal 9100 deals. The BlackBerry Pearl 9100 is a great looking phone, and will not disappoint.
