Well the BlackBerry 8820 WiFi Phone that EngadgetMobile showed us before now has some interesting hard specifications. Thanks to MiBlackBerry for reporting the new specs. The specifications are also confirmed by Marketwire press release.
Main Features:
+ Wireless 802.11 a/b/g: WEP , WPA/WPA2 including VPN support
+ UMA support for switching calls from Cellular to WiFi
+ A2DP for stereo bluetooth headphones
+ GPS
+ Screen 320×240
+ Now supports microSDHC (4GB to 32GB) compared to the regular microSD cards
+ Quad-band GSM/GPRS + EDGE (Sorry no 3G)

For more information check out the BlackBerry 8820 website. Thanks MiBlackBerry

This entry was posted on Wednesday, July 18th, 2007 and is filed under 8800/8830, GPS, Hardware, News, RIM, Wifi.

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