RIM Blackberry 7230 review

The BlackBerry 7230 is a new and advanced version with tri-band capability of the previous RIM BlackBerry models.
This model is equipped with a large and sharp 240x160 pixel display and a small but perfectly functional Qwerty keyboard. The e-mail option found on this model is without doubt the best ever seen on a cell phone before. In fact, thanks to GPRS, the 7230 can receive e-mails automatically without the need to connect. It also has support for attachments, a built-in WEB browser and can be configured with an Internet Service Provider.
The calendar and the address book can even be updated through PC programs such as Microsoft Exchange or Lotus Notes, using the supplied software and the USB cable.
The RIM BlackBerry 7230 has a 16 MB non-volatile Flash memory and a 2 MB RAM for running programs.
Besides being exceptional for the e-mail service, this model is also an excellent tool for calls, in fact the quality of reception, of the call and of the audio is truly excellent.

The battery has a stand-by life of 240 hours and 4 hours in talk mode. This model measures 113x74x20 millimeters and weighs 136 grams, the calendar has a memory capacity of 16 MB plus the memory available on the SIM. There are 20 polyphonic ringtones and one game, with the possibility of downloading more.