28 September 2004 17:36 GMT / By Stuart Miles
Research in Motion might have teamed up with Vodafone for the new Blackberry 7100v handheld, but its latest version of its Blackberry 7200 series - the Blackberry 7290 - will be appearing on the O2 network in November in the UK, Germany and Ireland.New and enhanced features for the BlackBerry 7290 over previous models will include Quad-band support for GSM/GPRS 850/900/1800/1900 MHz frequencies, Bluetooth support for Bluetooth headsets and car kits, A brighter LED backlight, Updated QWERTY keyboard style with highlighted number keys and Increased memory to 32 MB flash memory and 4 MB SRAM.
Pricing has yet to be set, but is likely to be dependent on contracts.
Phones, Mobile phones, RIM


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