(RIM) Blackberry

Curve 8310 Smartphone 2MP Camera GPS 4 Hours Talk Time, Silver PRD-14187-222

Compact QWERTY keyboard 35 Key
2.0 Megapixel Camera
Expandable memory micro-SD
Talk time 4 hours & 408 hours standby
Weight - 111g

Main specifications

Audio Line In Ports :	1 x 3.5mm stereo port
Bluetooth Support :	Yes
Bluetooth Version :	2.0
Built in Camera :	Yes
Built in Flash :	Yes
Calculator :	Yes
Calendar :	Yes
Camera Features :	Self-portrait mirror
Camera Resolution :	2.0 Megapixels
Case Colour :	Silver
Colour/Monochrome :	Colour
Data Communication Standards :	GSM; GPRS
Depth :	1.55 cm
E-Mail :	Yes
Flash Memory Type :	microSD
Form Factor :	Mobile Phone
GPS Support :	Yes
GSM Standby Time :	408 Hours
GSM Talk Time :	4 Hours
Headphone/Headset Port :	1 x Headphone Port
Height :	10.7 cm
Integrated Microphone :	Yes
Keyboard :	Backlit 35 key QWERTY
Marketing :	Featuring a metallic finish, clean lines and soft edges, the BlackBerry Curve 8310 smartphone is the smallest and lightest BlackBerry smartphone ever to come with a full QWERTY keyboard. It’s packed with incredible features, including a camera, a multi-media player, built-in GPS, expandable memory, Voice Dialling, BlackBerry Maps and trackball navigation. Plus, you get all the core functionality you’ve come to expect in a BlackBerry smartphone—email and text messaging, instant messaging, web browser and advanced phone functionality. The BlackBerry Curve—it’s your connection to everything that matters.
Modem Port :	RIM Wireless Modem
MultiMedia Messaging (MMS) :	Yes
Number of Frequency Bands :	Dual-band
Organiser :	Yes
Phone Book :	Yes
Pointing Device :	Trackball
Ring Tones Support :	Polyphonic Ring Tones
ROM :	64 MB
Speakers :	Built-in
Tasks :	Yes
USB Support :	Yes
Vibration :	Yes
Video Recording :	Yes
Wavebands/Standards :	900/1800 MHz
Weight :	0.111 kg
Width :	6 cm

BlackBerry line of smartphones are developed by Research In Motion Limited (RIM) - the canadian wireless device company, headquartered in Ontario, Canada. Blackberry's RIM was founded in 1984 by Mike Lazaridis who is the current CEO along with Jim Balsillie. Blackberry's RIM had Working Ventures Canadian Fund Inc. leading the first venture with a $5 million (CAD) investment using the proceeds to complete the developement of their 2-way paging system (later used by Ericsson) hardware and software. Blackberry's RIM today has a total worldwide workforce of 12,000 employees with the company's total revenue peaking at US$11.06 billion. Blackberry's RIM is today best known by their line of Backberry smartphones mainly the Blackberry Bold, Backberry Curve and Blackberry Pearl.