By Natasha Lomas, 8 October 2008 12:40
The HSDPA device includes a 3.2 megapixel camera, GPS, an MP3 player and high-res screen for video playback. There's no wi-fi though.
Other features include an accelerometer and two types of virtual keyboard - when held in portrait format the Storm offers a BlackBerry SureType keyboard (two letters per 'key'), while in landscape mode there's a full virtual Qwerty.
Even though RIM couldn't squeeze wi-fi into the Storm, the company has managed to master the art of cut and paste on a touchscreen - unlike Apple's iPhone.
When it comes to battery life, the BlackBerry maker reckons you'll get six hours of talk time.
The Storm will be exclusive to Vodafone UK - and will be offered on a 24-month contract.
Photo credit: RIM
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