Take a look at this BlackBerry Pearl Diamond Edition by Amosu. It is encrusted with 900 diamonds which all recyclable so you can use them for other purposes when you get tired of your Blackberry pearl. The Amosu Blackberry Pearl Diamond is available at the Amosu site for $88,443. Honestly this is ridiculous considering that diamonds aren’t a must in everything. [MobileBurn]
China just lucked out because the Blackberry will ship to China soon. Oddly enough China has a low-cost competing service called RedBerry, I wonder if they have as strict copyright laws as the U.S? Guess not.
This May you will be able to get the new Blackberry 8XXX cell phone with features like a 624Mz processor, a Tavor chipset, full HSDPA with tri-band UMTS (850/1900/2100) connectivity, a “half VGA” display (480 x 320), a 1500mAh battery, GPS navigation function, WiFi support and a 2 megapixel camera. With all those features you should keep a universal charger handy!
If you like overweight thin phones this new Blackberry Pearl is perfect for you. Weighing more than it’s predecessor it definitely looks sleeker with its new bod. With features such as GPS navigation, 2 megapixel camera, built-in media player and blazing 3G connectivity, this isn’t exactly your everyday cheap toy, in fact it’s pretty friggin cool. It also has a longer idle time, so you can stare at it all week before the battery dies.
Research In Motion (RIM) has decided to release its BlackBerry Pearl 8120 smartphone in Singapore later this month. As a reminder, the smartphone has a microSD/SDHC slot, 2MP shooter with 5x digital zoom and video capture capability, and Wi-Fi support. Its camera also allows users to capture video in two resolutions 240×180 or 176×144 for sharing via MMS.
