NTT DoCoMo to get 3G-enabled BlackBerry 8707h

by Chris Ziegler, posted Sep 20th 2006 at 11:10PM

Making good on its commitment to bring some of that thumb-killing, Canadian love to Japanese shores, NTT DoCoMo has announced the BlackBerry 8707h this week. Those familiar with other 8707 variants won't find any surprises here -- you basically get a classic 8700 with a little 3G thrown in to sweeten the deal. Perhaps more importantly for NTT DoCoMo customers, however, the 8707h is a global phone (as its label clearly indicates) with quad-band GSM on board. Look for it to grace NTT DoCoMo's B2B shelves starting September 26.

[Via PinStack]

Filed under: Handsets, RIM, GSM, GPRS, UMTS

Tags: 8700, 8707, 8707h, blackberry, japan, ntt docomo, NttDocomo, rim

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Dahk @ Sep 21st 2006 5:29PM

Hrmm classic 8700g you mean?

the CLASSIC classic 8700 is the cingular one with a non-bevelled shell =)

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Jeanne @ Nov 16th 2006 11:52AM

So where can you buy it? I need to purchase some for our office in Japan.

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Jerry @ Jul 21st 2007 5:41AM

how can I use my blackberry 8707 docomo device to transfer files via bluetooth?

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Jerry @ Jul 21st 2007 5:42AM

how would I go about transfering files between my 8707 Blackberry device and personal computer?

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