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Bold 9700 starts arriving at Rogers locations

rogers-bold-9700Special thanks to “Treatz” for letting us know that the sweet looking BlackBerry Bold 9700 has started shipping to Rogers locations. No official word on a launch date but one can assume that it’ll be within the next few days and those who want this will have it in their hands by end of next week.

The Rogers Bold 9700 can be yours for $299.99 on a 3-year contract with a minimum $45 Voice & Data plan.

Some key specs that RIM released last week on the 9700 are that it has a full QWERTY keyboard with the new addition of the trackpad (no more trackball), can do all your e-mail and IM, has an Internal memory of 256MB and can hold up to 32GB with a microSD card, 2.4 inch HVGA display (resolution of 480×360), 3.2 MP camera with auto focus, image stabilization, flash, 2X digital zoom and video capabilities, Wi-Fi connectivity, full HTML browser, GPS Nav and BlackBerry Maps, Bluetooth v2.1, 3.5 mm headset jack. The overall dimensions are 109 mm x 60 mm x 14.1 mm and weighs in at 122 grams.

We’re still waiting to see if the Rogers version will be UMA compatibility (Rogers Talkspot). We’ll update you shortly.

Thanks Treatz!

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    3 comments for “Bold 9700 starts arriving at Rogers locations”

    1. I herd bell had there’s in stock too!

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      Posted by Leetneo | October 30, 2009, 7:09 pm
    2. i also heard that Bell has them too and that they were going to be released to the masses on November 4th :) , I don’t know how accurate that is but we will soon see!

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      Posted by chris parker | October 31, 2009, 5:55 am
    3. Just wondering, what does it mean by built-in GPS? As long as I have data I can use it? (with turn by turn directions etc…) So, I don’t have to buy Telus Navigator, Garmin mobile or Tom tom? Thanks

      Reply

      Posted by Kronos | October 31, 2009, 7:06 pm

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