Both versions of the BlackBerry Pearl 3G are seen over at the FCC
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It won't be too long now before consumers can get their fingers on either of the BlackBerry Pearl 3G's QWERTY keyboard options. Getting closer to its final stage, both variants of the BlackBerry Pearl 3G recently paid a visit to the FCC which are found to support WCDMA Bands II and V – meaning that it's a go with the networks on Bell, TELUS, Rogers, and AT&T. Even though we've begun to see the pre-order process happening for the BlackBerry Pearl 3G for TELUS, it's not definite what carriers plan to offer the quaint standard numeric keypad variant. Still, there is probably going to be a market for either device as they bridge the gap for users who are traditionally comfortable with basic handsets and the wealth of features found on smartphones. Now that it has finally made an appearance over at the FCC, it shouldn't be too long now before we see these handsets grace the lineup of certain wireless carriers.
RIM BlackBerry Pearl 3G Specifications
source: FCC via Engadget
RIM BlackBerry Pearl 3G Specifications
source: FCC via Engadget
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1. oddmanout posted on 20 Oct 2010, 01:46 0 0
wait... wasn't there supposed to be an individual keyed qwerty version of the pearl?
2. shimmyx20 posted on 10 May 2010, 18:52 0 0
I dunno, but those would be some really small keys!
3. ostranderterry posted on 11 May 2010, 09:52 0 0
no doubt - i never liked the pearl - still don't, even with 3g
4. ace1122 posted on 11 May 2010, 16:07 0 0
The Pearl with the standard T9 keyboard is gonna be a failure...
