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Maxis offers BlackBerry Pearl 3G 9105

UPDATE: Maxis revamps BIS Plans and they way they bundled BlackBerry devices. New contract price as follow:
Now the Pearl 3G can be yours from as low as RM599. More details over at Maxis.

Original Post: Maxis has officially revealed the BlackBerry Pearl 3G 9105 with its postpaid and Hotlink prepaid bundling. Few months ago, Maxis had already dropped hints via twitter that they are offering the device. The Pearl 3G is a different device from your typical BlackBerry as it uses a normal keypad rather than a full QWERTY keyboard. You can check out the demo video of the Pearl in our previous post.

The Pearl 3G retails at RM1,299 and Maxis is bundling the device with paid in advanced BIS subscription. For Postpaid, it comes bundled with 12 months BIS Advance plan of RM360 (RM30/month) for a total of RM1,659. For Hotlink prepaid, it goes for RM1,479 with 6 months BIS.

For more info, head to Maxis’s BlackBerry page here.

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