RIM Blackberry 8220 Pearl

GSM Phone

Chipography - Level 3

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Product Description

The BlackBerry Pearl Flip 8220, announced during the third quarter of 2008, is the first cell phone in the BlackBerry line offered in the clamshell form factor. The Pearl Flip is a quad-band cell phone operating at 850/900/1800/1900 MHz frequencies on the GSM network. It features dual displays: a 1.4-inch display located on the front of the unit and a 2.6-inch QVGA internal main display, both of which are 65,536-color TFT-LCDs. Other features include a 2MP camera, video-capture functionality, SureType keypad, music player, WiFi capability, Bluetooth 2.0, internal antennas, microSD slot (256MB card included), microUSB connector, 3.5mm headphone jack, text messaging, MMS, e-mail, and PIM (Personal Information Management) functions. The Pearl Flip runs the Blackberry OS and is powered by a single-cell, 3.7V, Li-ion RIM battery with 4 hours of talk time and 336 hours of standby time.

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