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New BlackBerry smartphones first at Optus
Stephen Withers
Monday, 22 August 2011 13:14
Optus says it will be the first port of call for would-be BlackBerry Torch 9860 and BlackBerry Bold 9900 owners in Australia. The new phones go on sale here on September 1.
The Torch 9860 will be available for $0 upfront on the $49 Optus Cap or $49 Business Cap plans over 24 months.
If you want a Bold 9900 for $0 upfront, you'll need to spend a bit more. It's available on the $79 Optus Cap, Timeless, and Business Complete plans.
Highlights of the Torch 9860 include full touch screen operation (3.7in) and GPS navigation. The Bold 9900 is a more traditional BlackBerry design with a QWERTY keyboard as well as 2.8in touch screen.
Optus is taking pre-orders for the new BlackBerry handsets.
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