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Published: 19 Jul 2007 18:32 BST

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Despite getting crushed by attention given to the iPhone, Research In Motion is still in business and is preparing to release its first Wi-Fi-enabled smartphone, the BlackBerry 8820. The 8820 is also noteworthy as RIM's thinnest phone that includes a full Qwerty keyboard.

The BlackBerry 8820 uses a 320x240 display, a trackball navigation system, and voice and data functionality. It also includes built-in GPS.

AT&T is scheduled to launch the BlackBerry 8820 in the US later this summer.

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