Here are two photos of, specs for the Verizon BlackBerry 7130e

Posted Oct 7th 2005 10:59AM by Russell Shaw
Filed under: Verizon, 7100

Amishjs, a poster on BlackBerry Forums.com, has put up an image of what he believes is the forthcoming Verizon BlackBerry 7130e.

There's already a thread talking about it.

And I have read a PDF that, in part, brags on the 7130e.

Wanna see the page? Actually, you are not supposed to see it. But wouldn't life be boring if you only did what you were allowed to do?

OK:

BlackBerry 7130e brochure page

What do you think? Comments wlcome..

Reader Comments

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1. Hey, thats me! You linked my post!

Posted at 3:22PM on Oct 7th 2005 by Amish Shah

2.
Is the conventional wisdom on this that it will compete directly with the Cingular BB 8700c? Is there any update on possible release date from Verizon? They are surely being trumped by Cingular with their new one being released 11/21.....

Posted at 1:34PM on Nov 10th 2005 by Tom

3. Any new info on this from Verizon? Need to replace my old LG phone and almost bought the BB 7250 last night. This new version seems sweet so I might.

Posted at 5:03PM on Nov 11th 2005 by Poker Chips

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