The sharp and compact BlackBerry Curve 8900 spells business and oozes with class. Easily the hottest looker in the Curve lineup - and possibly portfolio-wide - earns much respect as a massive functionality upgrade over its predecessors.
The distinct insider kind of charm of the BlackBerry handsets phases out into history as RIM are trying to take on the world and competitors with a new design language. OK, baptizing new converts was the Storm's job while the Curve 8900 seems the right stuff to inspire upgraders. Either way, we're happy to extend our BlackBerry streak and put the latest Curve through its paces.
BlackBerry Curve 8900 official photos
Key features:
- 2.4" 65K-color TFT landscape display with a resolution of 480 x 360 pixels
- Comfortable four-row full QWERTY keyboard
- Quad-band GSM support
- Wi-Fi
- BlackBerry OS v4.6
- Trackball navigation
- Built-in GPS and BlackBerry maps preloaded
- 3.15 MP autofocus camera, LED flash
- 512 MHz CPU, 256 MB RAM
- Hot-swappable microSD card slot
- Good build quality
- DivX and XviD video support
- Compact body
- Good web browser
- 3.5 mm audio jack
- Nice audio quality
- Smart dialing
Main disadvantages:
- No 3G
- No email support without BlackBerry Internet Service account
- Mediocre camera
- No FM radio
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