"We are excited to introduce the BlackBerry Experience Pods in the Philippines. It is the perfect place for consumers to truly experience the full range of BlackBerry devices and solutions," said Cameron Vernest, Director of the Philippines, BlackBerry. "With the introduction of the BlackBerry Experience Pods, customers will have peace of mind when purchasing authorized BlackBerry products and will also enjoy top notch service by trained BlackBerry personnel."
The Pods are all about bringing the best BlackBerry Experience to Filipinos. At each BlackBerry Experience Pod, customers can find:
- Full range of BlackBerry products available in the Philippines: Customers can experience the power of BlackBerry smartphones with the live devices at the Pods.
- BlackBerry authorized accessories: BlackBerry Experience Pods have a wide assortment of BlackBerry authorized accessories which are perfectly suited to customers' lifestyle and their new BlackBerry devices.
- Highly-trained BlackBerry staff: The trained BlackBerry consultants are there to answer all questions and assist those who want to get the most out of their BlackBerry smartphones. They can also guide customers on activating their BlackBerry Messenger (BBMTM) service, experiencing popular services like Facebook for BlackBerry and Twitter for BlackBerry, and downloading applications from BlackBerry World, among others.
The first BlackBerry Experience Pod is already open in SM City Pampanga. The next one will open in SM City Santa Rosa on March 8 followed by other BlackBerry Experience Pod locations in other malls across the country. To celebrate the launch, BlackBerry will have exclusive consumer offers at each of the newly opened BlackBerry Experience Pods.
Aside from launching the BlackBerry Experience Pods, the company is also making the BlackBerry experience even more accessible for customers in the Philippines by introducing new offers for two of its best-selling devices. Starting March 1, 2013, the BlackBerry Curve 9220 smartphone will be available for Php 6,990, while the BlackBerry Curve 9320 smartphone will be available for Php 8,990 at authorized retailers. Besides the Black, the BlackBerry Curve 9220 is also available in Pure White from authorized retailers.
The pods look pretty awesome if you ask me. Maybe a worldwide roll out should happen?
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