Designed for portability, the entry-level model Sennheiser RS160 produces some of the cleanest sounds we’ve heard from wireless headphones.
The BlackBerry Bold 9700 is due in stores late November, with the parent company RIM hoping for a repeat of the well-regarded original BlackBerry Bold.

The biggest departure from old Bold to new, is the replacement of the navigation method, with a small trackpad on the Bold 9700 replacing the old trackball. Based on my quick play with the device it seemed user-friendly, and alleviates the problem some users had knocking the trackball around while carrying the phone in pockets and bags.
The Bold 9700 is a 3G phone, with built-in GPS and Wi-Fi, 624 MHz processor, 3.2 megapixel camera (up from the previous Bold's 2MP), and a 6.19 cm screen with 480 x 360 resolution.
The 9700 is also a little more svelte than it's predecessor - 109 x 60 x 14.1 mm (L x W x D) for the new Bold, against 114 x 66 x 15 for the old.
BlackBerry would not pass along any information regarding which telcos are to carry the Bold 9700, so it's a case of wait and see which telcos and how much. Stay tuned.
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