BlackBerry Pearl 3G with AWS makes a pit-stop with the FCC
by on May 26, 2010 at 12:25 pm
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Another variant of the BlackBerry Pearl 3G has recently stopped by the FCC. This time the model is touting support for the 1700mHz band which means T-Mobile here in the US.
Otherwise, its a standard type of FCC listing, the handset was identified as the T-Mo P3G 148 and was shown as both the 20-key Pearl 9100 and the 14-key Pearl 9105.
Still, we have no official announcement on when this may be available with T-Mobile. Not to mention the AT&T compatible version that passed the FCC a few weeks back is still unannounced.
I guess the only good news coming from this is that the potential for a T-Mobile BlackBerry Pearl 3G is there.
Read [FCC] Via [Engadget]
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