It’s no news that Alexander Bell (or Verizon and Telus, for that substance) is getting the BlackBerry (NSDQ: RIMM) 9630 Tour, the first base proper, new BlackBerry to hit CDMA carriers in awhile, but promotional materials ar start to plasterer’s float into Bell stores across Canada, signalling an imminent launching. As with most Bell BlackBerrys in recent computer memory, the Tour is world-capable, able to sail international GSM and CDMA bands willy-nilly, and hosts the usual pickings from the latest devices (480 x 360 exhibit, 3.2 megapixel camera, Bold-stylus computer keyboard). Of course of action, Wi-Fi is left field out, but every BB has to have a hole, apparently. No liberation appointment yet, but keep your eyes peeled, it could be any day now.
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