Blackberry Torch 9810 Repair

The Blackberry 9810 is an updated version of the 9800. Research in Motion (RIM) announced the new model on August 12, 2011, to introduce the new and improved internal components. The upgrades included the new operating system OS 7.0, RAM, internal flash storage, the camera, and the screen resolution. To reduce lag, the company improved the display by powering it with Blackberry Liquid graphics. This phone was exclusively available for AT&T customers.

This Blackberry has since been discontinued.

Physical features of the Blackberry Torch 9810 are similar to the 9800 version, with one distinctive difference: the “end” key (originally red) and “answer” key (originally green) were changed to white. The phone was improved internally, with increased RAM, storage, processor chip, and more!

You can identify your Blackberry Torch 9810 by the Blackberry logo printed on the center of the top bezel and the slider Qwerty keyboard. "Torch" is printed at the top of the back cover. You can find the model and serial number printed on a label beneath the removable battery.

Date of Announcement: August 12, 2011

Model: 9810

Developer: http://us.blackberry.com/

Operating System: Blackberry OS 7.0

Display:

• 3.2" multitouch screen
• 640X480 resolution at 246 DPI

Camera:

• 5MP
• 720p Video
• LED Flash
• Autofocus
• Geo-tagging
• Face Detection

Processor: 1.2GHz

RAM: 768MB

Storage: 8GB

Wireless Connectivity:

• Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n
• Bluetooth 2.1 82DP
• GSM 850/900/1800/1900
• HSDPA 850/1900/2100
• A-GPS

Battery: 1270 mAh Lithium-ion

Dimensions: 111 X 62 X 14.6 mm (4.37 X 2.44 X 0.57 in)

Weight: 161g (5.68 oz.)

Some of the links below may help you with additional questions or problems regarding your device.

Blackberry Torch 9810 on Amazon

Wikipedia.org

Gsmarena.com

Blackberry.com