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Blackberry Torch |
Blackberry have been rather quiet over the beginning months of 2011,
not really making many announcements over new phones and letting the
market settle into the new year before they reveal any further plans.
This sounds like they may be short of ideas but it is likely that they
are letting the Blackberry Torch, their high end, Autumn 2010 release,
continue its great sales throughout the first half of 2011. The Torch,
one of the last big smart phone releases of 2010, has performed very
well for Research in Motion and for good reason, it is a great mobile phone and one of the most consumer friendly BlackBerry's ever. The
Canadian firm were looking for a new phone to bring them into a new fun
orientated market and the Torch has succeeded with aplomb but what
exactly is the phone offering?
Well to start with the phone is run with a 624 MHz processor, this is
not as quick as the majority of its rivals at the top of the smart
phone game but it does not seem to affect the running of the phone
greatly, which is good. This has been vital to the success of the
Blackberry Torch as all of the phones new features, from the host of
applications to the multimedia features need a good processor to run
them smoothly and this is what you get.
The phone also boasts a very good touch screen, something we have not
seen on many Blackberry's in the past, but something that will likely
happen more and more in the coming years. The screen has a resolution
of 360 x 480 fit at 3.2 inches in size. "What about the Blackberry
QWERTY keyboard though?" I hear you asking, well on the Torch you get
that as well as the full 35 key pad slides out from behind the screen.
The Torch avoids falling into the trap, which many slide out keyboard
phones fall into, of making the phone too chunky so not only does the phone have
some great hardware, it also looks rather good as well.
If you want to view the latest handsets visit http://www.dialaphone.co.uk/.
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