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T-Mobile and RIM Announce the BlackBerry 8520

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Jul 27, 2009, 2:18 PM

2MP camera!?!?

You're telling me that a device like the long anticipated 8520 doesn't come with anything better than a cheap 2MP camera? What about 3G? This is why I would rather just buy the phones outside of the network, I cant see myself paying top dollar for old technology
how was the 8520 long anticipated? this is an entry level blackberry for t-mobile's lineup, replacing the old blackberry 8320. This is going to be sold by walmart for only $48 pretty soon, supposed to be a cheaper option in order to attract mor...
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EliteABombAZ

Jul 27, 2009, 12:43 PM

3G?

I could have sworn that I have read on several forums that this was going to be the first Blackberry to support AWS 1700 for 3G. That sucks if there is no 3G on this device. T-Mobile needs to lean on RIM a little more...

The Blackberry flip should have had 3G too.
Its not RIM's fault. It is T-Mobile's fault for having Edge Data in all the spots they should be supporting 3G. They have 3G data connect in like 3 cities. 🤣 🤣 🤣
the 8520 is an entry level device in the blackberry lineup which replaces the old 8320 curve. the first blackberry with t-mobile 3g is still on its way, codenamed 'driftwood', this is a different device.
eric815

Jul 27, 2009, 7:43 AM

Opticle track pad - not ground breaking - already in Omnia

"Oooooh, Ahhhh" the crwod is in awe of the BBerry's new opticle track pad. Not me. Samsung Omnia with Windows Mobile had it for a year already. Old technology. Again RIM is playing catch-up.

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RIM....playing catchup to Windows Mobile.....that is hilarious. OK. You are right! 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣
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eric815 said:
"Oooooh, Ahhhh" the crwod is in awe of the BBerry's new opticle track pad. Not me. Samsung Omnia with Windows Mobile had it for a year already. Old technology. Again RIM is playing catch-up.

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