RIM’s Cheap Flip Phone Could Drive Huge BlackBerry Adoption, Says RBC
Nick | Sep 09, 2008 | Comments 0
Research In Motion’s (RIMM) consumer-focused BlackBerry Pearl is about to get some help, as RIM tries to gobble up more of the mobile market: RIM’s new “KickStart” flip-phone is expected to launch early next month on T-Mobile’s network, priced as low as $50-$99, RBC analyst Mike Abramsky notes today.
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