RIM BlackBerry Torch 9810

Zitat: The Torch 9810´s Qwerty keyboard is fine, so there are no surprises there for dyed-in-the-wool BB Messenger fans. Moreover, those already sold on the platform will find the Torch delivers the best of both worlds with its upgraded higher res display being a decent size for browsing, watching movies and gaming too. Indeed, this combination, along with a fairly nifty performance may well win RIM some new friends along the way. ®

Zitat: Pro: + Excellent keyboard + really decentdisplay + fast chip Con: - The 9810 is big and weighty - and theapp store is rather disappointing If you can get past its size, the BlackBerry Torch 9810 has plenty to offer – it’s good looking, works well and offers excellent email facilities

Zitat: The BlackBerry Torch 9810 is a solid handset with great handling, design and hardware specifications. The touch screen experience is greatly enhanced from previous touch screen models from RIM, thanks to Liquid Graphics technology and the BlackBerry 7 OS. The incentives for BlackBerry Torch 9800 owners to upgrade are a higher resolution display, a faster processor, more RAM, a better user interface and improved touch screen experience. Retailing at S$838 (SingTel) and $798(StarHub and M1), it will be difficult for existing Torch 9800 owners to consider upgrading. For those who are sitting on the fence, the BlackBerry Torch 9810 is an excellent hybrid touch and QWERTY slider. The touch screen experience is almost on par with the likes of Apple iPhones and higher-end Android smartphones. Also, those who dislike touch screen typing and prefer conventional physical keyboards will not go wrong with the Torch 9810´s QWERTY keyboard too. Should you feel the QWERTY keyboard beneath the screen a little too compact for your liking, our suggestion is to consider a proper candy-bar form factor phone like the Bold 9900 which forgoes screen size for an excellent keyboard.