Research In Motion (RIM) the leading manufacturer and marketer of wireless solutions has just launched its new Blackberry 9000 or the Blackberry Bold this week. Blackberry Bold is the first Blackberry to have an HSDPA (3G) networks tri-band support. Its line of hardware also includes built-in WiFi, GPF, Bluetooth, built in 2MP camera with video recording capabilities, built in camera flash, 5x digital zoom and a half VGA screen feature with 480x320 resolution.

RIM also offers desktop-style web pages on its new version of Blackberry and has updated its menu icons making it more leading edge. The media player can not play video in a full screen mode and can now manage music play list.

The new version of Blackberry posses a more dashing look and features seemingly made to compete for the upcoming 3G iPhone. The resemblance of RIM's product and iPhone is very much noticeable. Blackberry 9000 also has an all black case and its screen looks almost similar with its current greatest market rival, the iPhone. Blackberry Bold to add, is not yet available in the market and its estimate cost would be about $300 to $400.