The guys at Technomovida were able to get their hands on the unreleased and unannounced BlackBerry Pearl 9100. Running on BlackBerry OS 5.0.0.449, this Pearl offers 3G connectivity and, as you can plainly see from the pictures, uses the SureType keyboard which puts the kibosh to earlier reported talk that this Pearl would feature a QWERTY keyboard. The Pearl 9100 has 802.11n Wi-Fi on board and is equipped with an optical trackpad instead of a trackball. As we already told you, evidence shows that this device will most likely find its way over to T-Mobile in the States, although we have no date for launch and no pricing information.
RIM BlackBerry Pearl 9100 T-Mobile Preliminary Specifications
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