Blackberry Pearl 8110
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The Blackberry Pearl 8110 is the latest Blackberry to be added to the Phones 4u range and like its predecessor, the 8100, looks more like a mobile than a traditional Blackberry. The 8110 now offers full-on WI-FI which makes for much faster browsing and making the whole experience much quicker and enjoyable.
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Blackberry Operating System
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Qwerty keyboard
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2.0 Megapixel Digital Camera
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Document Viewer
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Bluetooth technology
As a mobile phone device, the Blackberry Pearl 8110 is a communication marvel enabling its user to be continuously connected to the latest news, data and statistics. The Blackberry Pearl 8110 is designed in a distinctive and cosmopolitan black, successfully binding technology and professionalism in line with its owner’s own persona.
This fantastic device has been produced without the QWERTY keyboard of previous Blackberry's but the new 20 key keyboard has the ability to learn and work out what is being typed. Once you've typed in a word a few times the 8110 then predicts which word you want more quickly. The Blackberry Pearl 8110 really is a multimedia marvel and is a must for any businessperson on the go.
Insurance
Replacing your mobile phone when things go wrong can be both frustrating and expensive.
However, with premierplan insurance for just £6.99 a month your Pay Monthly mobile phone is covered against the following risks:
- Loss
- Theft
- Accidental/malicious damage
- Water/liquid damage
- Electrical/mechanical breakdown
- Unauthorised calls up to £10,000 per claim
The cover applies anywhere in the world and also includes accessories (up to £500 per claim).
Plus it's not just your mobile phone we've got covered, as premierplan comes with two great extra benefits - Identity Theft Insurance and storemynumbers.
View the Policy Summary for more information about premierplan.
Phones 4u Limited (FRN 404471) is an Appointed Representative of Policy Administration Services Limited (FRN 307406) who is authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority.
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