HSDPA BlackBerry on the RIM drawing board

Published by Julia on Wednesday 26th March 2008, 03:34 | Filed under: Devices

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Phew. RIM co-CEO Mike Lazaridis has confirmed that the company is working on high speed 3G version of the device, telling the Financial Times the company is experimenting with a HSDPA model.

In an interview on his digital lifestyle, the FT asks Lazaridis what’s his latest squeeze? His answer: “One of our prototypes - a 3.5G BlackBerry. It’s very fast over third-generation networks that have HSDPA (High-Speed Downlink Packet Access).”

Good news for all those who want their mobile email that little bit quicker.

Tags: 3G, Blackberry, ceo, hsdpa, RIM

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