Amazon UK has classified the Bold BlackBerry 9900 for preorder with a launch for October 15. Although RIM has announced bold next-gen, the more we have heard of a release date is they lack you the rush to return to school. It is difficult to say with certainty if the North American release will be late than United Kingdom, because we often get phones a little earlier here.
The 9900 Bold BlackBerry will make RIM back up to speed with the competition when it comes to hardware specifications. This will be their first combined with a 1.2 GHz CPU, 768 MB of RAM supported. The display is also a major step forward, the synchronization to 640 x 480 and 2.8 inches, not to mention being touch. The camera is always 5 megapixels and comes accompanied with a LED flash, but allow now HD video capture at 720 p. The real new additions will be field communication close support for contactless payments, a compass for augmented reality to support applications and capabilities of mobile hotspot Wi - Fi b/g/n. The software will also receive a bump up to version 7, with a new liquid graphics rendering engine which will be soft transitions of power rich 3D graphics and user interface. Take a look at our practice here.
Even if the bold 9900 manages to hit America in the North by the end of September, he will miss the back to school rush, as anticipated from RIM. We have seen much of other upcoming OS 7 combined RIM, the BlackBerry Curve 9360 and 9860 Touch/50, but things are going, their release will probably be saved until the period of holiday. RIM has maintained that their schedule for the launch of QNX-powered dual-core smartphones is still online for the beginning of next year, but I'll believe when I see it. Any Brits there Cree cor collect 9900 fat?
