Blackberry Torch 9860 And Torch 9810 - Setting Up The New Standards For The Phone Industry

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One of the most recent models in the BlackBerry range that has witnessed a huge spike in the interest of most people is the BlackBerry Torch 9860. It saw the daylight recently after being introduced by BlackBerry along with the BlackBerry Torch 9810. The phone comes with the tag of being the first BlackBerry phone that promises to entertain you without any compromises in this segment. However, the Torch 9810 is a phone that is probably an extension of the features that is already present in the BlackBerry Torch 9800. Even though it is at the top of the BlackBerry lineup, it has never really justified its features and it will soon be replaced by the Torch 9810.

The Torch 9810 is a mobile phone that has a 3.2 inch touch screen display, which is present largely due to the fact that the physical full QWERTY keyboard is kept underneath the display. This is the same configuration has used in the Torch 9800. However, the resolution within the display has been improved from 480 x 320 pixels to 640 x 480 pixels. The Torch 9860 is a mobile phone that offers nothing but a touch screen display. However, BlackBerry have taken care ...
... in the fact that this screen display remains as one of the best. As a result, it comes with a class leading resolution of 480 x 800 pixels that will be present in a display of 3.7 inch size.

This makes the Torch 9810 extremely small in comparison with the Torch 9860, but then, both these phones are very different in their target audience. While the Torch 9810 is a phone that is more focused on the business features like every other BlackBerry phones, the Torch 9860 is a phone that focuses on providing more entertainment than any other BlackBerry phone up until now. It is one of the reasons for the phone to come with the 4 GB internal memory, which is aptly supplemented by the 32 GB memory card support in the phone. This is very similar to the memory department of the Torch 9810, but this phone has the advantage of having 8 GB of memory internally in addition to the memory card support.

Both phones offer the same five megapixel camera, but the camera will be more useful in the Torch 9860 given the importance of the phone in the entertainment department. The Torch 9810 and the Torch 9860 both offer the same 1.2 GHz dual core processor, which has been given the task of running the BlackBerry OS 7. This is the latest operating system to hit stores from BlackBerry and it promises to change quite a lot of features for the better. For example, the user interface will be much more cool and user-friendly due to the usage of various graphical interactions. This obviously requires a lot of power and that is what exactly supplied by the 1.2 GHz processor. Both phones will be available from September onwards in the United Kingdom.

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