Blackberry 7130

• Which carrier will have the BlackBerry 7130? It is a cool phone! Great screen. Too bad it does not have an MP3 player

  14 Nov 2005, 04:10 Anonymous

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• Blackberry 7130

  Check out the Bell mobility site.

  Anonymous 18 Nov 2005, 02:34 - Report

• RIM Blackberry 7130 - is this phone out yet?

  RIM Blackberry 7130 - is this phone out yet?
  
  I have heard many things about it, but I have not seen a picture or seen actual specfifications.
  
  

  Anonymous 18 Nov 2005, 03:16 - Report

• Bell Canada has the Blackberry 7130!

  It is not available yet for sale. Maybe it will be out just for christmas!
  
  http://www.bell.ca/shop/en_CA_ON/63434.details
  
  Get the voice capability you need, plus the data and e-mail access you want. The BlackBerry 7130e is a mobile phone that offers the convenience of BlackBerry functionality, but in a smaller handset. This professional business tool provides a complete voice and e-mail solution that will keep you connected to people and information on the go.
  
  
  Compact mobile phone
  Full BlackBerry functionality
  SureType™ keyboard technology
  Internet browsing capabilities
  1xEV-DO network-enabled
  
  
  Specifications:
  - (H) 117.4 x (W) 56.3 x (D) 22.6 mm
  133g
  - 65K colour,
  - large, bright, high resolution, high contrast, full graphic
  - colour portrait LCD Screen (240x260 pixel) with bright LED backlight
  - 23 key backlit SureType v.2.0 QWERTY keypad plus power on/off/backlight key,
  - dedicated Send, End, and Convenience Key
  Thumb-operated trackwheel and ESC key
  - 64 MB flash memory plus 16 MB SRAM
  - 1000mAhr Removable/rechargeable Lithium cell

  Anonymous 18 Nov 2005, 03:21 - Report

• no MP3 Player in the new Blackberry 7130?

  That is disappointing!
  Does RIM will ever produce a phone with that capability? I wonder how will they do to compete with the NOKIAs and Motorolas who produce 50 times more devices than RIM will ever do.

  Anonymous 20 Nov 2005, 08:13 - Report

• RIM will flop

  I do not think RIM will survive in the long term. The competition will be huge from Microsoft and Nokia.. RIM is toast!

  Anonymous 25 Nov 2005, 12:27 - Report