Sprint BlackBerry Torch 9850 Unboxing| Booredatwork

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The BlackBerry Torch 9850 is a full touchscreen Blackberry on the Sprint network. The Torch 9850 sport a 3.7' touchscreen display with liquid graphics, powered by a 1Ghz Processor It also has a rear 5MP camera with flash that records @720p, 4GB of internal storage. Running BlackBerry 7OS. The BB Torch 9850 does not have a physical keyboard and only sports an on-screen keyboard.

The design is simple with and the unit has chrome trimming on the sides all the way unto the back cover

There are also 4 physical buttons for call, call end, Blackberry home & back, with a track pad in the middle. The camera and volume button are little nubs on the right side of the device that can be very hard to see. They feel more like indentations than buttons. Enjoy the unboxing and we should give you a full review of the device soon.


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Media formats

Video formats: .mp4, .m4a, .3gp, .m4v, .avi, .asf, .wmv
Audio formats: .mp4, .m4a, .3gp, .m4v, .avi, .asf, .wma, .mp3, .flac, .ogg, .aac, .amr, .wav, .mid, .qcp
Picture formats: .bmp, .jpg, .gif, .png, .tif, .wbmp

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[TheTricerahightops]

since this takes a sim card is it possible to use on AT&T?

[booredatwork]

@TheTricerahightops yep you should be able to

[XmojotronX]

slave hands

[xerx30]

@waldirguerra33 ur dumb as fuck 1gb holds 500 peice of shit dick my ipod has 390 songs and only waste like 1gb

[MK519]

@waldirguerra33 20 songs for 2gbcard?? lololollolololololololol

[ArcticPandaHD]

Any idea when this is reaching the UK?

[waldirguerra33]

@nctrackmom well sry im not a geek at memory stuff so how am i supposed to know?!

[nctrackmom]

@waldirguerra33

2gb can hold WAYY more than 20 songs idiot

the standard mp3 file usually only hits about 7mb (megabites) which is not even close to 1 gig

learn your storage and units of memory

[cLarryBattle]

I was just wondering, but how do you demo so many devices? Do you buy them then return them? Or do companies send you demos?