Laptop Magazine have reviewed the BlackBerry Pearl smartphone which is now available for AT&T customers. 'As T-Mobile proved several months ago with the first Pearl, smart phones aren't just for executives looking to stay connected to their Inboxes. The AT&T version of RIM's glossy black, pocket-sized device offers similar features and performance as its brother--including a bright screen, a 1.3-megapixel camera, and multimedia playback--but some may prefer AT&T's larger network, which means more consistent voice and EDGE data coverage in the U.S.
The piano-black Pearl weighs only 3.2 ounces and measures less than 0.5 inches thick. Its 2.3-inch screen is framed in silver, and the traditional BlackBerry scroll wheel has been replaced by a trackball that sits in the center of the keyboard. Volume controls and a button to turn on the camera reside on the right, and a push-to-talk button sits on the left.'
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