CNET reviews the RIM BlackBerry 7750 and writes - ‘While PalmOne gets all the attention with its line of Treo smart phones, it’s easy to overlook the simple yet highly functional BlackBerry line of smart phones from Research in Motion (RIM). Whereas the Treo 650 represents the marriage of a business-oriented smart phone to a multimedia-enabled handheld, the BlackBerry 7750 stands as the poster child for utilitarian simplicity. And that is exactly why we love it. Having experienced a few missteps with its first attempts at the wireless e-mail device/PDA/cell phone, RIM has learned a few things, listened to users, and with the BlackBerry 7750, offered by Verizon, Sprint PCS and EarthLink, consumers get a nice little package.’ Rating: 8.0

The data and voice-enabled BlackBerry 7750 features:

- Phone, email, SMS, browser and organizer applications in a single wireless handheld

- Large, high resolution screen to provide ample workspace

- Vibrant display supporting over 65,000 colours

- Available memory for application and data storage

- Java development platform based on open standards

- Integrated attachment viewing

- Exceptional battery performance

- Dual band handheld, operates on 800/1900 MHz CDMA2000 1X wireless networks’

Get more information on the BlackBerry 7750 at its official BlackBerry page

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