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Vodafone has posted a video on their YouTube channel featuring the sexy new BlackBerry Bold 9000. When should you expect to see this gem? We reported last month that Vodafone would be carrying the Bold 9900 but there has been some debate as to a certain launch date. Rumors have stated from mid August to sometime in the month of September. Either way, both rumors are still a ways off for those who are dying to get their hands on this new Bold device. Now for a few details from Vodafone:

The BlackBerry Bold 9900 is perfect for tapping out quick messages as well as detailed emails. That's because it gives you a touchscreen plus a full QWERTY keypad with larger keys than you'll find on the BlackBerry Bold 9780. The Bold 9900 also comes with a powerful 1.2GHZ processor that makes browsing the web a breeze where connection speeds allow. And whether it's your mate's party or your sister's wedding, you can capture your magic moments in pin-sharp high definition video.

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Did anyone else notice that she said gigahitz, instead of gigahertz? Can any of those of the Union Jack tell me if this is a normal way to say it in England?

Maybe it's just the accent and I'm going crazy.

Originally Posted by Joe Jerde

Did anyone else notice that she said gigahitz, instead of gigahertz? Can any of those of the Union Jack tell me if this is a normal way to say it in England?

Maybe it's just the accent and I'm going crazy.

Maybe she has the accent
I can't say for sure how the English say it, but if I were to make an accent, I would say it as 'GigaHaerts'
Just my opinion

Originally Posted by Joe Jerde

Did anyone else notice that she said gigahitz, instead of gigahertz? Can any of those of the Union Jack tell me if this is a normal way to say it in England?

Maybe it's just the accent and I'm going crazy.

Well, they say "herbs" while we say "urbs". And how about "aluminium"?

Originally Posted by sabisgeek

Maybe she has the accent
I can't say for sure how the English say it, but if I were to make an accent, I would say it as 'GigaHaerts'
Just my opinion

Yea, but you're from way up north...

This reminds me of my all time favorite British comedy, Red Dwarf.

Originally Posted by ghostryder12

Well, they say "herbs" while we say "urbs". And how about "aluminium"?



Yea, but you're from way up north...

I meant when I was doing my English accent ...I don't think I have a Canadian accent, like I don't say eh and all that

Originally Posted by Joe Jerde

Did anyone else notice that she said gigahitz, instead of gigahertz? Can any of those of the Union Jack tell me if this is a normal way to say it in England?

Maybe it's just the accent and I'm going crazy.

Originally Posted by sabisgeek

Maybe she has the accent
I can't say for sure how the English say it, but if I were to make an accent, I would say it as 'GigaHaerts'
Just my opinion

Originally Posted by sabisgeek

I meant when I was doing my English accent ...I don't think I have a Canadian accent, like I don't say eh and all that

I bet you do and don't even realize it, eh..... Sorry, couldn't resist.

Originally Posted by ghostryder12

I bet you do and don't even realize it, eh..... Sorry, couldn't resist.

No problem, I would have done the same. Looks like we still think alike

Originally Posted by Joe Jerde

Did anyone else notice that she said gigahitz, instead of gigahertz? Can any of those of the Union Jack tell me if this is a normal way to say it in England?

Maybe it's just the accent and I'm going crazy.

Originally Posted by sabisgeek

Maybe she has the accent
I can't say for sure how the English say it, but if I were to make an accent, I would say it as 'GigaHaerts'
Just my opinion

Originally Posted by sabisgeek

No problem, I would have done the same. Looks like we still think alike

well the vodafone products are reliable all the times