While many CrackBerry addicts live and die by the full qwerty keyboard that resides on their trusted loyal companion, some people just can’t deal with all of that width. The heft of a full qwerty BlackBerry (even though small compared to many others) turns some people off. To solve that problem, RIM brought us the 8100 BlackBerry Pearl several years ago. Following up the 8100 was the 8220 which took a slightly different flip phone form factor and retained the suretype goodness. And today we now have images of the new BlackBerry Pearl 9100 — suretype goodness reborn, optical trackpad, assumed 3G and all. Even though I wouldn’t go back to any suretype device after living with full qwertys for the last 2-1/2 years, it’s still a hot looking device that will no doubt bring in millions and convert many more people to team CrackBerry. As soon as we find out specs we’ll let all of you know!
Update: Video added Inside…
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