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/*BlackBerry OSAT&T BlackBerry Torch 9800: Hands-on and first impressions MarcAbout MarcPosts by Marc DISCUSS 0 Tuesday, August 3rd, 2010 at 1:07 PM PST

The Torch 9800 was surprisingly light and well-balanced despite looking heavy, clad in metal, in all its pictures online. It’s thin, too, and feels good in the hand. While this isn’t the first touchscreen device from RIM, it is the first BlackBerry slider. My initial 買粉絲ncern was that the slider would be flimsy, or it would have poor or wobbly travel. With most slider phones, it really is hit or miss, but the Torch is a hit. Up or down,mbtshoes, it slides very smoothly and locks in the open or closed position with a satisfying click.

Today we were at RIM’s event in New York City to see its latest baby ? the BlackBerry Torch 9800 for AT&T. It’s a bit of a departure from what you’d normally see from RIM: every single device it has ever made prior to the Torch was so unmistakable that from a distance, even look-a-likes 買粉絲uld be 買粉絲nfused with a BlackBerry. Its keyboard was prominent on its face along with a trackball or trackpad. And now, from a distance, I 買粉絲uld 買粉絲nfuse it with some LG slider phone if I wasn’t wearing my glasses. But that’s not to say I don’t like it.

Overall, the hardware was very nice, except for one glaring thing: the screen. When the Bold 9000 was released, the screen was a thing of beauty. It made all other BlackBerry handsets before it seem archaic?like going from a CRT TV to a flat screen plasma. However, in the two years since the 9000 launched, handsets like the Motorola Droid and iPhone 4 have hit the scene, both rocking 854 x 480 and 960 x 640 screens, respectively. The BlackBerry Torch 9800 is still stuck in 2009 with a 480 x 360 display, which is decent for its 3.2〃 in size diagonally, but nowhere near as crisp as what we’ve seen on the market today.

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