Pics galore of Blackberry's 7130c, v and g

by Paul Miller, posted May 3rd 2006 at 8:01PM

RIM's rumored 7130c for Cingular isn't much of a secret anymore, since a whole slew of pics have recently surfaced on a forum, including the Cingular branded promotional pics shown above. There are also promotional pics of an unbranded version of the 7130 that look more like the leaked shots we saw before of this device, along with a few other pics that all but confirm this device is right around the corner. Among other documents there are listings of 7130v and 7130g devices, which aren't explained, but it looks like Blackberry lovers of all sorts might be getting a new device offering from RIM before long. There's still not really any info on phone specs, but things are looking good. Make sure you check the read link for all the leaked imagery.

[Thanks to everyone who sent this in]

Filed under: Handsets, RIM, ATT

Tags: 7130c, 7130g, 7130v, blackberry, cingular, rim

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kev @ May 3rd 2006 8:47PM

wow that's some really hot stuff

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AJ @ May 4th 2006 7:24AM

I, for one, would like to see a Nextel version (or at least one with PTT). I have a BB provided to me by my place of work, and the PTT function is absolutely essential to me. E-mail and phone are nice, but when all you need is something quick, a quick DC is all you need. Please RIM, make a PTT version of this!

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Badonkadonk @ May 8th 2006 9:39AM

AJ - There is a 7100i available from Sprint/Nextel that supports PTT on iDEN.

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