Up until Sunday, AT&T customers who wanted a BlackBerry Bold 9700 had to belong to the carrier's Premier program for corporations, or switch to T-Mobile and pick up the handset there. But things changed yesterday with the rise of the sun in the east and the phone can now be purchased for a regular AT&T account. The Bold sequel comes with support for both Wi-Fi and 3G and runs on a speedy 624MHz processor. The 9700 features a 2.44 inch screen with resolution of 480 X 360 pixels and a 3.2MP camera with AF and flash. A 3.5mm audio jack is included and of course, the device is powered by the BlackBerry 5.0 OS. The phone costs $199.99 after a $100.00 mail-in-rebate and your signature on a 2 year contract.
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