16 May 2008 05:19 PM
Tags: blackberry, bold, smartphone, photos, touch screen, push email, pda, rim
The screen is 480x320 pixels — a high-resolution display which RIM reckons more than makes up for the lack of a larger, touchscreen display especially when other factors — such as battery life and cost — are factored in.
Here the Bold is shown running a Matrix trailer.
Credit: Natasha Lomas
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