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Rogers Wireless have launched the BlackBerry Curve 8900. Although no official press release has been issued by the carrier, the smartphone has apparently been listed in the Rogers Library database. Priced from $179.99 with a three-year agreement (plus voice and data tariffs), the 8900 has both WiFi and GPS.
If a three-year agreement is too long for your tastes, Rogers will let you have a mere two-year contract in return for $499.99, again with voice and data packages. Month-to-month buyers will need deep pockets: the Curve 8900 costs $549 without an ongoing contract.
Supplies of the smartphone are apparently already being distributed to Rogers stores, and they’re also in stock at the main distribution warehouse for telephone orders. Initial predictions had claimed the Curve 8900 would only hit Rogers in January.
