Blackberry Curve 9220 Is For India. Price Rs. 10990.
Blackberry & Indian Government may now go well together, but that won't stop Canadian Research In Motion (RIM) from showering its love on budget cautious Indians with a 'budget phone for India', called the Blackberry Curve 9220. Blackberry announced the arrival of Curve 9220 especially for India with a price tag of Rs. 10990. So what does that price fetch you in terms of hardware and software? First of all, RIM wants to inform you that the 9220 has a dedicated BBM (Blackberry Messenger) key and preinstalled apps. The BBM is integrated with Facebook and Twitter so you won't have to leave the app to share your stuff on these popular social networking websites. BBM has configured the popular FM Radio stations and promises a long lasting (1450 mAh, 7 hours talk time, 18 days standby) battery life.
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Blackberry Curve 9220 Is Made For India
The camera is modest 2.0 mega-pixel which will capture nice photographs for you. It's fixed focus and offers 5x digital zoom. The screen is 2.44" (measured diagonally) and shines bright with qVGA 320x240 resolution. Although 3G is absent, you can connect to the Internet through Wi-Fi (802.11 b/g/n enabled). Through the external micro SD cards, you can get up to 32 Gb of memory in addition to Curve 9220's inbuilt 512 Mb. The 512 Mb RAM should handle all your regular operations smoothly. On the software side, the Blackberry Curve 9220 ships with Blackberry OS 7.1, which was crowned the most secure operating system. For further information, feel free to check out the #-Link-Snipped-#.
We think Blackberry Curve 9220 offers nice set of features for the < Rs. 11000 price tag. Are you planning to buy one?
Blackberry Curve 9220 Is Made For India
The camera is modest 2.0 mega-pixel which will capture nice photographs for you. It's fixed focus and offers 5x digital zoom. The screen is 2.44" (measured diagonally) and shines bright with qVGA 320x240 resolution. Although 3G is absent, you can connect to the Internet through Wi-Fi (802.11 b/g/n enabled). Through the external micro SD cards, you can get up to 32 Gb of memory in addition to Curve 9220's inbuilt 512 Mb. The 512 Mb RAM should handle all your regular operations smoothly. On the software side, the Blackberry Curve 9220 ships with Blackberry OS 7.1, which was crowned the most secure operating system. For further information, feel free to check out the #-Link-Snipped-#.
We think Blackberry Curve 9220 offers nice set of features for the < Rs. 11000 price tag. Are you planning to buy one?
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