Blackberry 7100x
The RIM Blackberry 7100x is a compact
Blackberry device, exclusively available
on the O2 network. Like other Blackberries,
the 7100x excels at messaging with strong
email capabilites and great personal information
management (PIM) functionality.
Narrower than Blackberry devices with
a QWERTY keyboard, the layourt on the
7100x combines the ease of use of a traditional
arrangement with the compactness of a numeric
keypad. Using a technology called SureType,
text entry on the 7100x is very easy, allowing
long emails to be typed without much effort.
The size of the 7100x also makes it easier
to slip into a pocket when not in use.
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There's a large, exceptionally clear
transflective display in 240x260 pixels,
Bluetooth, quad-band GSM support, GPRS and
a capable web browser, in addition to a
flexible email client. Standby time on the
Blackberry 7100x is up to 8 days, and email
and web browsing functions use relatively
little power. The 7100x's four hours talktime
should suit most people too.
Available in January or February 2005
on the O2 network. Please subscribe to our
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Blackberry 7100x at a glance
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Available:
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Q4
2004
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Network:
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Quad-band
GSM
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Data:
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GPRS
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Screen:
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240x260
pixels
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Camera:
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No
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Size:
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Large
candy-bar
119x56x19mm
/ 120 grams approx
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Bluetooth:
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Yes
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Infra-red:
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No
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Polyphonic:
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Yes
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Java:
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Not
specified
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Battery
life:
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4 hours talk / 8 days standby
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