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DEI announced that the Viper Smart Start system will now be available for use with Blackberry smart phones. The unit has been available for use with the iPhone for several months now. I've personally installed about a half dozen or so. It's a really cool system. For those that already have a Viper remote start or remote start with security You can add the VSM100 Smart Start module for $299.00 which includes the 1st years subscription. The cost is $29.99 a year after the first year. The VSM100 is compatible with the following Viper units.

Viper 5902

Viper 5901

Viper 5701

Viper 5601

Viper 5501

Viper 5301

Viper 5101

The Blackberry App will be available on 3/6/2010. The link should be up on Viper's site by then. I also understand it will be available on Blackberry App World.

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They work extremely well with the iPhone, I don't suppose it will be any different with a Blackberry. One thing I forgot to mention is your Blackberry will need OS 4.5 or higher to use the app.

 

This is the Blackberry compatibility list.

 

BlackBerry Tour 9630 smartphone (3G, GPS)

BlackBerry Curve 8350i smartphone (iDEN®, GPS, Wi-Fi)

BlackBerry Storm 9500 smartphone

BlackBerry Storm 9530

smartphone (3G, GPS) BlackBerry Bold 9000 smartphone (3G, GPS, Wi-Fi)

BlackBerry Curve 8900 smartphone (EDGE, GPS, Wi-Fi)

BlackBerry Pearl Flip 8230 smartphone (EVDO, GPS)

BlackBerry Pearl Flip 8220 smartphone (EDGE, Wi-Fi)

BlackBerry Pearl 8130 smartphone (EVDO, GPS)

BlackBerry Pearl 8110 smartphone (EDGE, GPS)

BlackBerry Pearl 8120 smartphone (EDGE, Wi-Fi)

BlackBerry Curve 8330 smartphone (EVDO, GPS)

BlackBerry Curve 8300 smartphone (EDGE)

BlackBerry Curve 8310 smartphone (EDGE, GPS)

BlackBerry Curve 8320 smartphone (EDGE, Wi-Fi)

BlackBerry 8830 World Edition smartphone (EVDO, GPRS, GPS, Wi-Fi)

BlackBerry 8820 smartphone (EDGE, GPS, Wi-Fi)

BlackBerry 8800 smartphone (EDGE, GPS)

BlackBerry Pearl 8100 smartphone (EDGE)

BlackBerry 8703e smartphone (EVDO)

BlackBerry 8700 smartphone (EDGE)

BlackBerry 9550 Storm2 Handset

 

*Requires v4.5 or newer BlackBerry Device Software for compatibility. Older handsets may need device software update prior to installing SmartStart.

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I might have to buy this, it looks awesome. Whats the response time like if you use it instead of a key fob?

 

 

When compared to the key fob it's about a half second or less delay.

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