The Blackberry Bold 9000 comes with a 2MP camera, built in GPS features, a media player of extremely high quality, video recording facilities as well as the indispensable Blackberry Maps features.

This will also provide you with the internet and wireless emailing services. You will be able to use it as a great organizer, browser, phone-facilitator and use it as your very own corporate data access unit.The phone is a rather chic looking device with SMS or MMS facilities. It is short and neat in size and weight. It is not ultra light and has some feeling of weight to it. It is about 4.48 inches in length and 2.6 inches in width. It has a depth of .59 inches and weighs about 4.8 ounces. The phone is WiFi supported and comes with half VGA resolution that is 480 x 320 pixel in color display facility.

It has got a high level transmissive TFT LCD that has a font size which can come according to user selectability. It also comes with great backlighting as well as cool light sensing screen.

It displays about 65,000 colors with trackball, QWERTY keyboard system, keyboard backlighting facilities, data input and navigation possibilities as well as voice input and output system. There is a 3.5 mm stereo headset that you can make the best use of with the integrated earpiece as well as the microphone.

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The camera is extremely useful with a 2 MP camera that comes with JPEG encoding, flash and zoom features that can be multiplied in 3 times. The built-in video cam is also available with built-in memory. There is a 3rd party micro SD card available that is all about the BlackBerry coming to be as much of a great benefit as it comes with video recording. The micro SRD card just needs to be properly inserted to get the best of video captivating benefits.

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The new model is named as the Blackberry Tour and it falls in between the BlackBerry Curve and the BlackBerry Bold. RIM’s co-Chief executive Jim Balsillie said to the Reuters that this new device will soon launch in the United States with Verizon and Sprint and in Canada with Telus and BEC’s Bell Unit.

Though the new device is not different in its appearance from the BlackBerry Curve it has the familiar candy-bar shape with a full keyboard. RIM also calls this a “world phone” which means that one can easily access voice and data services on networks outside their home country.

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