We wrapped the RIM and AT & T case with some hands on time with even barely-known 9800-a-secret BlackBerry torch. Here are some first impressions:

• Hardware (shell, build quality, taste) is RIM’s typical – it’s great. Very solid, pretty heavy, but feels very good. Sliding mechanism of the highest positions.
• This software is a typical RIM – spirited, old, sometimes awkward, and messy. Even with the new UI elements in OS 6, we have flickers in the browser depends navigate between screens, and generally feeling good … claustrophobia on the occasion. BlackBerry is now considered as too much feeling added without considering the consequences.
• Keyboard is perfect – just like the Bold 9700, and apparently not examined in the slider mechanism, unlike Palm Pre.
• The internal of the BlackBerry 9800 Torch disappointing. We have a bit worried because he felt like a hardware-driven to the maximum. In a brand new phone. It is even out.
• Screen is ridiculous. For a company that was always “three years of planning” they would not have the memo that the 480 × 360, weak, weak LCD will not cut it in 2010. It is the focal point of the entire device, and it makes you feel worn out of the gate.

All in all, we have mixed feelings away. On the one hand, OS 6 is a leap in the UI is much better than OS 5 from OS to OS 5 is 4, but still feels a little thought. On the other hand, as devices are likely to continue to perform certain functions, particularly email, any text messages, etc. I personally think so far is: this is a stop gap device for BlackBerry users Now … and this is the problem. iPhone owners just 4 or Android will not lust after 9800, and it’s never a good thing. We have a few photos in the gallery on your BlackBerry fanatics to drool over!