There is an image appeared to which a still unannounced BlackBerry phone that runs on the new operating system, BBX. The device, codenamed London, would have a dual-core processor at 1.5 GHz.
The image shows a BlackBerry which the surface almost completely consists of screen, with a big BlackBerry logo at the bottom. This breaks the RIM with the past: with many aircraft from the Canadian manufacturer is a keyboard at the bottom of the screen. The design with the rounded corners reminiscent of the Nokia N8.
According to The Verge, the image was published, the 1.5 GHz dualcoreprocessor from the OMAP series from Texas Instruments. RIM has the London with 16GB storage and 1GB ram, while an 8-megapixel camera pictures can be. Also is a 2-megapixelfrontcamera present. The still unannounced BlackBerry would be about the same size as the Samsung Galaxy S II.
It is unclear the extent to which the image really is. According to The Verge it is a dummy model, so it is still possible that RIM the unit is not in production will take. BGR was, however, independent of The Verge, a source told the London really does exist. Tentative would be the London for a release in June next year on the schedule.
There would be a RIM with three other new models to come, one of which the Torch must follow. This model features a 3.7″screen with slide-out keyboard. The other two models would be the bottom of the market should operate, but specifications are still missing.
Previously gave RIM executive Alec Saunders already in an interview that BlackBerry’s BBX small versions of the PlayBook tablet would be, which probably was a reference to devices with a relatively large screen surface. The London seems to promise to solve. In addition, it was reported that BBX is made to work with resolutions of 1024×600 pixels.
