T-Mobile's white Pearl in the flesh

by Chris Ziegler, posted Jan 12th 2007 at 7:30PM

In case you couldn't really wrap your brain around what a white version of the BlackBerry Pearl might look like, we've finally laid our paws on some eye candy that should clear things right up for ya. According to our sources, it's not a flat color, but a pearly white that "shines" -- a little more glitzy than the solid black we're used to seeing on this sucker. Look for the phone to launch this coming Monday for the same price as its darker sibling (we hope), but in the meantime, click through for s'more visuals.

[Thanks, The Fish and johnnyFive]

Filed under: Handsets, RIM, T-Mobile, GSM, GPRS, EDGE

Tags: blackberry, pearl, rim, t-mobile, white, white pearl, WhitePearl

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Jay84Virgo "Jeremy" @ Jan 12th 2007 7:55PM

That is HOTTT!!! I would prefer the white color over the black. Now this baby really looks like a Pearl!!!

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erick @ Jan 12th 2007 9:11PM

this was avaialble at ebay!

http://www.slashphone.com/95/6247.html

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goneyukon @ Jan 12th 2007 10:44PM

i think the buttons are sturdier, and i can't pull the battery cover off like i could on the black one.

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Avi Greengart @ Jan 13th 2007 10:09PM

I got mine in today, too. In case anyone is wondering (it's a bit hard to tell from the photos), the end caps are still chromed, like the black version. Looks nice.

The keyboard feel has improved from earlier versions as well.

-avi

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