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One of the most widely sold Blackberries. Initially released in November 2008, the BlackBerry Bold 9000's launch was hindered by various software glitches and issues with AT&T's 3G network. Once it was widely available, the smartphone built a faithful fan base thanks to its 480 X 320 display, blazing 624-Mhz processor and inimitable, full BlackBerry QWERTY keyboard. Aimed specifically at businesspeople, or power users, the Bold also packs 3G, Wi-Fi and GPS.

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