There's a new entry on AT&T's top offer list and it spells Blackberry 8820.
Basically, the new Blackberry is almost identical with the regular 8800 (same size, weight, processor, display, memory and battery), the main exception being the added Wi-Fi. The new smartphone will retail at AT&T for $300 and will come with a 2-year service contract.
The contract starts with a $60 900-minute basic cellphone service, but quickly might add up several other services, such a Internet ($30), corporate email access($45), push-to-talk ($10) or satellite radio and MusicID ($13). And the list might go on, depending on your preferences. All in all, the monthly fee may revolve around $150 and $200.
Blackberry 8820 Technical Specs: - Weight: 4.73 ounces - Dimensions: 4.49 x 2.6 x .55 inches - Talk Time: Up to 5.5 hours - Standby Time: Up to 24 days - Powerful 312 MHz processor - Quad-band world phone - 850/900/1800/1900 MHz - Operates on GSM, GPRS and EDGE networks - Memory: 64 MB included flash memory - MicroSD(TM) expansion slot for extra memory - Stereo Bluetooth Wireless 2.0 technology / USB 2.0 connectivity - 2.5 mm headset jack accommodates stereo headset standards - Large 65K color LCD screen with enhanced backlight - Travel in over 190 countries with global voice roaming, and in over 135 countries with global data roaming - Powerful battery for longer talk and standby times
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(same size, weight, processor, display, memory and battery), the main exception being the added Wi-Fi. The new smartphone will retail at AT&T for $300 and will come with a 2-year service contract. 
