New Blackberry 8800

POWERFUL AND FAST

The BlackBerry 8800 delivers fast processing and downloading thanks to its high-speed processor and T-Mobile’s EDGE network. With it, managing e-mail and using the web while on-the-go is a great experience.

SAME OUTSTANDING E-MAIL

Stay connected with robust e-mail functionality. Not just for Internet e-mail, but a more secure, encrypted solution for corporate e-mail. The BlackBerry 8800 even sends and receives your corporate e-mail virtually instantly – you don’t have to sync up at your desktop. View e-mail attachments away from your desk so information is always at your fingertips.

ENHANCED PREMIUM PHONE FEATURES

The BlackBerry 8800 comes with a speakerphone and a dedicated mute button … not to mention integrated Bluetooth technology. Speaker Independent Voice Recognition (SIVR) makes dialing from your Contacts list hands-free. Newly added is a built-in media player to enjoy your favorite songs and videos, with a stereo headset. And like other BlackBerry devices, it is a quad-band world phone that keeps you connected during travel abroad.

Hardware

64 MB flash memory; 16MB SRAM, plus MicroSD expansion memory card

Large and bright color high-resolution display (320 x 240 pixels, TFT)

Quad-band world phone: GSM 850/900, DCS 1800, PCS 1900

312 MHz processor

PC-style 35-key QWERTY keyboard and trackball navigation

Supports GPRS/EDGE Class 10

USB 2.0 port

Removable/rechargeable lithium ion battery

Features

Integrate up to ten corporate e-mail accounts

EDGE-enabled for fast web browsing and attachment viewing

HTML Web browsing

Send and receive text, instant and MMS messages

Integrated Bluetooth technology

Speaker Independent Voice Recognition (SIVR)

Music and video multimedia player

Built-in GPS and TeleNav GPS Navigator

For a limited time WirelessBuy.com is offering the new 8800 at a special introductory price of $50 with new T-Mobile voice and data service. To qualify for this promotion you must contact their sales team at 1-800-761-0018.

Zach Paxton resides in Baltimore, MD and is a self proclaimed technology guru.