Blackberry Torch 9810 [features,Review,Demo]

A little over a year after the release of the BlackBerry Torch 9800, the Canadian manufacturer RIM delivers its range of smartphones hybrid (touch screen and physical keyboard) up to date with the Torch 9810, natural successor to his elder. The menu of this new model, the BlackBerry 7 OS combined with technical features revised upwards. While for the traditional target heart dear to RIM (public professionals), the Torch 9810 is the elitist plays, offering a technical more in tune with the current competition. Will this be enough to make it the Torch 9810 a new flagship of the range BlackBerry? Will he forget the Torch's first name? Here are the main questions we will try to answer in this test. 

Aesthetically speaking, that the BlackBerry Torch 9810 does not introduce revolutionary is an understatement. In this area because RIM has not seen fit to modify the design of its smartphone compared to the Torch's first name. The Canadian manufacturer pushes the same resemblance to the extreme, with dimensions (111 x 62 x 14.6 mm) and weight (161 grams) exactly the same on both models. The architecture of the smartphone slide-up has not changed and found a capacitive touch screen of 3.2 inches and sliding physical keyboard QWERTY, which you will see, deserves some attention . However, the resolution of the screen is moving in the right direction (360 x 480 pixels 480 x 640 pixels), to provide a higher quality display.

In detail, the Torch 9810 has in front of four physical buttons (below the screen) located on either side of the central pad which is touch him and clickable. The lateral edges of the terminal consists of a 3.5 mm jack, the volume control key system, trigger control the camera and micro USB. The top of the phone is itself decorated with two keys to lock the screen and activate the silent mode. A location that you will see, causes some inconvenience when using the phone. We find back the 5-megapixel sensor combined with an LED flash. Finally, note that the microSD memory card slot is direct access to the hull. It is not necessary to remove the battery to access it. A good point.

General Information:
Released in September 2011
Weight 161 grams
Dimensions 111 x 61.9 x 14.5 mm
Autonomy 308 hours standby
6:30 time (390 minutes)
Battery Capacity 1300 mAh
Sliding design (slideUp)
DAS NC
Display and keyboard
480 x 640 pixels
16 million colors
TFT capacitive
optical trackpad
multi touch
Proximity sensor
touchscreen
Camera:
Camera 5 megapixels
with flash
autofocus
Geo-tagging
Image stabilization
Subject Tracking
Personalization and Entertainment:
MP3 Player Yes
Yes radio
MP3 ringtones
Java MIDP 2.0 Java 2.0
Connectivity and Networking:
Network Quadband (850-900-1800 -1900 MHz)
No i-mode
HSDPA (3G +) Yes
UMTS (3G) Yes
EDGE Yes
GPRS Yes
WiFi Yes, compatible with the (s) network (s) 802.11B, G, N
Bluetooth Yes, version 2.1.0
No infrared
Memory and system:
8 GB internal memory
Removable memory card compatible memory microSD (Transflash)
Max. 32 GB
Operating system Blackberry OS 7.0
1.2Ghz
768 MB RAM 
Features:
GPS Yes
Unlimited contacts
HTML email
Documents compatible document reader
Demo: