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AT&T Launches BlackBerry 8310 with Built-in GPS

By on October 17, 2007

AT&T has launched the BlackBerry Curve 8310.

This update to the 8300 now includes support for GPS through an autonomous transciever for use with the included TeleNav GPS Navigator software at a either a per trip rate of $2.99 or unlimited use at $9.99 per month as well as Telenav Maps at the same aforementioned rates.

The complete feature set is otherwise identical to the 8300 with a 2.4 inch landscape QVGA display, 2.0 megapixel camera with flash and zoom, Bluetooth 2.0 with A2DP stereo audio support, 3.5mm standard headphone jack, microSD expansion slot with support for 2GB cards, media player with support for AT&T Music, speakerphone, AT&T Mail client, and push to talk.

The device is now available online for $299.99 before an additional $100 mail-in rabate, bringing the total to $199.99.

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AT&T Press Release

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