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BlackBerry Pearl Gets a Big Brother: Curve
RIM today announced their new flagship device for consumers: the BlackBerry Curve 8300. The Curve combines the camera and other consumer-friendly features of the Pearl with the full QWERTY keyboard and QVGA display of the more business-oriented 8800. The Curve - a GSM device - sports other upgrades, though, as the first BlackBerry with a 2 megapixel camera, the first to support stereo Bluetooth, the first with a 3.5mm jack for standard stereo headphones, and the first to support 4GB microSD memory cards. On the software side, it has a new music player, new "high-performance" web browser with RSS, and speaker-independent voice control. AT&T will offer the Curve later this quarter.
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