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AT&T Launches BlackBerry 8310 Curve

Oct 17, 2007, 9:44 AM by (staff)

Today AT&T Mobility announced the availability of the BlackBerry Curve 8310. The 8310 is an upgrade from the 8300 Curve in that it includes built-in GPS and navigation applications. Most other features of the Curve 8310 remain similar to the original 8300, including stereo Bluetooth, a 3.5mm headset jack, microSD slot for storage, and 2 Megapixel camera. It will come in two colors, red and titanium, and will cost $200 after rebate and new two-year agreement.

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dustin.gery

Oct 17, 2007, 10:56 AM

Sucks for......

At&teeners who bought the 8300 🤣

SprintPCSGuy

All of the people who purchased the first Zune are getting their firmware updated with all of the features that the new Zunes have.

Are you paying attention?

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mifrancis

Oct 18, 2007, 1:49 PM

Sell the 8300 and buy the 8310.

I have never done this before. Let's say I sell the 8300 (which I absolutely love). When I go and buy the 8310 - don't I have to extend my contract if I want to get the $200 price? How can I do this without having to extend the contract? I don't want to change my cell number and would still want to be on my current contract. If I buy the phone through a retailer I assume I have to pay the retail price for it. Will I get close to the retail price if I sell the 8300 on ebay or craigslist? I can't believe how fast they came out with the 8310, it was only a few months ago that the 8300 come out. Wonder how fast the 3g or wifi version will come out?
Thanks,
MIF.

nuopus

The ONLY reason they are selling the phone for you for that cheap is BECAUSE they make the rest on contract commitment. Initially, they lose money selling you the device, but make it back during the two years of you being a customer. This allows them ...
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