Because the keypad is hidden behind the screen this means the Blackberry Torch can not only incorporate a bigger display but also slightly reduce the general width & height measurements of the phone. At 111 x 62 x 14.6mm the handset is very compact but inevitably it does measure up 4mm thicker than the Bold 9900 thanks to the slider mechanism.
The screen on this model measures three.2inches & offers a great quality 320 x 480 resolution together with an ability to display up to 16 million colours. The Bold offers a slightly smaller screen than this at two.8 inches but that is even more impressive. Despite its small size it manages to pack a immense 640 x 480 resolution which ends up in stunning picture quality & crystal clear graphics. Despite offering the full keypad beneath the screen the display is still touch sensitive which makes navigating web pages & applications a breeze. It comes down to a matter of style over quality with these models, the compact Torch with minimal buttons without a doubt looks gret but it is the Bold 9900 that will stay the favourite with business users.
Blackberry is without a doubt of the most powerful brand names in the mobile world. Their range of handsets have progressed from the companion of choice of the modern business person to the latest must have fashion statement. Research In Motion, the company behind the Blackberry name show no sign of letting their grip on the market slip in 2011 & have released superb handsets that cover all areas of the market. The Blackberry Bold 9900 takes the traditional Blackberry route of offering a tool which comprises of both a touch sensitive screen as well as a full Qwerty keypad whilst the Blackberry Torch pitches itself at the youth orientated market by offering a immense touch display with the keys hidden on a slider mechanism.
Multi media facilities have become a vital aspect of modern rings & it is an area where historicallyin the past Blackberry handsets have not excelled. Times alter however & both the Blackberry Bold 9900 & the Torch offer a comprehensive set of features. There is small to select between the camera facilities as they both offer five mega pixel resolution together with a wealth of other features to assist you in taking the ideal photograph. Picture stabilisation helps reduces blurred snapshots whilst the autofocus means your pics ought to always appear clear. One time again however the Bold 9900 has another trick up its sleeve in the kind of HD video capture. This means the phone can record video at a resolution of 720p which is far superior to the Torchs VGA capture at a frame rate of 24 per second.
Blackberry continue to impress with their range & these models are no exception. Whilst the Torch will no doubt have a more youthful market enthusiastic to lay their hands on it the Bold 9900 remains the lovely elderly fashioned Blackberry tool that they know & love, all be it that has been brought bang up to date with some great features
The screen on this model measures three.2inches & offers a great quality 320 x 480 resolution together with an ability to display up to 16 million colours. The Bold offers a slightly smaller screen than this at two.8 inches but that is even more impressive. Despite its small size it manages to pack a immense 640 x 480 resolution which ends up in stunning picture quality & crystal clear graphics. Despite offering the full keypad beneath the screen the display is still touch sensitive which makes navigating web pages & applications a breeze. It comes down to a matter of style over quality with these models, the compact Torch with minimal buttons without a doubt looks gret but it is the Bold 9900 that will stay the favourite with business users.
Blackberry is without a doubt of the most powerful brand names in the mobile world. Their range of handsets have progressed from the companion of choice of the modern business person to the latest must have fashion statement. Research In Motion, the company behind the Blackberry name show no sign of letting their grip on the market slip in 2011 & have released superb handsets that cover all areas of the market. The Blackberry Bold 9900 takes the traditional Blackberry route of offering a tool which comprises of both a touch sensitive screen as well as a full Qwerty keypad whilst the Blackberry Torch pitches itself at the youth orientated market by offering a immense touch display with the keys hidden on a slider mechanism.
Multi media facilities have become a vital aspect of modern rings & it is an area where historicallyin the past Blackberry handsets have not excelled. Times alter however & both the Blackberry Bold 9900 & the Torch offer a comprehensive set of features. There is small to select between the camera facilities as they both offer five mega pixel resolution together with a wealth of other features to assist you in taking the ideal photograph. Picture stabilisation helps reduces blurred snapshots whilst the autofocus means your pics ought to always appear clear. One time again however the Bold 9900 has another trick up its sleeve in the kind of HD video capture. This means the phone can record video at a resolution of 720p which is far superior to the Torchs VGA capture at a frame rate of 24 per second.
Blackberry continue to impress with their range & these models are no exception. Whilst the Torch will no doubt have a more youthful market enthusiastic to lay their hands on it the Bold 9900 remains the lovely elderly fashioned Blackberry tool that they know & love, all be it that has been brought bang up to date with some great features
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