BlackBerry launched Bold 9700 in India. BlackBerry Bold 9700 Smartphone is a 3G gadget, with support for 2G GSM. The BlackBerry Bold 9700 Smartphone sports a QWERTY keyboard and many applications to impress customers throughout the world. The BlackBerry Bold 9700 has 2.4 inches Touch-sensitive optical track pad display with 480 x 360 pixels resolution. The Blackberry Bold 9700 Smartphone has OS v5.0, 256 MB RAM and powered by 624 MHz processor. It’s jam-packed with all the very best Blackberry features including Wi-Fi and Bluetooth HSDPA, 3.5 mm audio jack, Push Email and Blackberry’s standard 3.2 megapixels camera.
The BlackBerry Bold 9700 supports SMS, MMS, Email, IM messaging, BlackBerry maps, document editing, video player and powered by Li-Ion 1500 mAh standard battery which offers long talk time up to 6 hours.
BlackBerry Bold 9700 carries the price tag of Rs. 31,990 in India
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As a quick background, I am a heavy user of Blackberries and have owned almost every incarnation. I can say hands down, this is the best Blackberry to date. The screen is high resolution and the overall size of the new Bold is amazingly compact. It is smaller than my old 8310 Curve and much smaller than the previous generation Bold 9000. The most noticeable difference in this new phone is the speed. The processor is much faster and with the 3G capability, it is not as painful to surf the web. While the web browser is still not as good as the iPhones, it is much more useable than previous versions.
Speaking of the iPhone, the sales representative at AT&T kept asking me if I didn’t want an iPhone 3GS instead. I have already owned an iPhone and returned it because of the simple fact that it does not have a QWERTY keyboard. I cannot type with the same speed that I can on my Blackberry. The keyboard layout on the new Bold does not disappoint in that the key layout is slightly tighter than the Curve but you get used to it after typing about 5 messages. If you are a previous Blackberry user that is looking to upgrade, then the new Bold is a worthy of the upgrade. In addition if you are the type of user that wants your phone to handle voice and messaging well, then I would also recommend the Bold as a phone to checkout!
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