Pink Blackberry 8100 PearlNew to the site we introduce the Pink Blackberry 8110 Pearl, for the woman that has everything or the man that is confident in his sexuality.

Ideal for fashionable professionals on the move, the Pink 8110 comes with the same powerful features as the original but with a new pink finish that is sure to stand out in a crowd.

Let’s start with the comprehensive email features that the Blackberry offers, firstly you can add up to 10 work and personal email addresses, these include Google Talk, Gmail and Hotmail accounts, so if you are using the phone for personal or work messages you’ll have instant access to colleagues, friends and family. Composing and navigating email remains simple with the half qwerty keypad and scroll ball.

The Blackberry continues to offer an enjoyable Internet experience with its large screen and simple navigation, access social network sites such as Facebook, catch up on the latest news or just browse the internet on the move.

If that wasn’t enough the 8110 also includes built in satellite navigation (GPS) so whether you are driving or walking you’ll never be lost again, this comes with a free 12 month subscription.

More personal features include the standard multimedia/organiser/calendar software, a 2.0 Mega Pixel Camera (digital zoom, built in flash) for photos and video, and a music player for your favourite tunes.

The new Blackberry 8110 Pearl maybe pink but it is packed with some great features that offers a total mobile solution for a mix of business and personal tasks.

Carphone Warehouse are offering the Pink Blackberry packaged with a free Playstation 3 or Wii, tariffs start from just £35.00 per month.

Check out the Blackberry 8110 Pearl Pink deals on site for details, for a full list of features and user reviews head to Blackberry 8110 Pearl Pink reviews to find out more.

Blackberry manufacturer RIM has announced it will use its exclusive Pink Blackberry sales agreement with Carphone Warehouse to improve usage among female consumers, according to sales figures the current Blackberry has not been that popular with
females at consumer level. Will going pink attract more female Blackberry users? Let us know in comments.


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