Hands on with the RIM BlackBerry Bold 9700
RIM has a special event in the heart of New York City to unveil their latest leading smartphone – the BlackBerry Bold 9700. Lights were dimmed to draw attention to all the demo-site phones scattered in space. Thinking back, we, like the original BlackBerry Bold on AT & T set the priority, as all future BlackBerry devices will be designed and what it should look like the interface.
Sure, it was AT & T’s first 3G BlackBerry, but made the revised design, strikingly unique devices of the future, all adopted. In addition, RIM dropped the old secular interface found on their latest generation devices, and removed to a review, looked a bit more lined up-to-date. Now fast-forward and almost every BlackBerry handset apparently tops the previous one in some form.
Since the original launch of the Bold, we have seen cars RIM BlackBerry and create an unconventional form of the storm. Meanwhile, we all know that RIM learned their lesson, that with one and really nailed it with a tooth finally Storm2.
In the short time we were able to check out this device, the Bold 9700 took everything we loved about the original and miniaturized it. This is by far the sleekest, lightest and most BlackBerry devices we’ve seen come to the market. We can say that the original Bold one of the larger cell phones, we have been seen from RIM, but they have everything back to the board and developed something that was extremely compact – all the while preserving the industrial look, it is known.
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