Friday, December 30, 2016

BlackBerry Mercury (DTEK70) New photos, visible QWERTY keyboard

We recently wrote about the new smartphone Canadian company, and now appeared the first photos of BlackBerry Mercury DTEK70 smartphone and you can see the physical keyboard. It could be a new powerful BlackBerry.
These are supposedly two photos that show how the new smartphone look. They may not see much, but at least you get the contours of his appearance. We already wrote about this smartphone on several occasions. Although it is called the BlackBerry Mercury, that he might not be the right name, say it is a code name.
BlackBerry Mercury DTEK70 New photos, visible QWERTY keyboard
If we look at the names of the other models, it would in some sense be named BlackBerry Mercury DTEK70, much like its predecessors, DTEK60 and DTEK50. Judging by their “nursery rhymes”, this could smartphone should be top of the range, that is stronger than the previous two models.
What makes this smartphone will be distinctive is its physical keyboard located below the screen. At the expense of the keyboard screen will be smaller, say they will have a diagonal of 4.5 inches. For now, the resolution is not known, presumably in order to be HD. What is clear is that the screen is curved at the edges, much like BlackBerry Priv.
Although the first notice speaks to a BlackBerry smartphone Mercury should be middle class, judging by the hardware configuration seems to gain a new top smartphone. We can already tell by the processor, Qualcomm’s 4-core Snapdragon 821. And the battery should be generous, say they will last up to two days of intensive use.
BlackBerry Mercury DTEK70 New photos, visible QWERTY keyboard
Will compete with others on the smartphone. It could, though while it appears on the market competition have top models with 8-core Snapdragon 835 processors manufactured in the new 10-nanometer technology, which was developed in collaboration with Samsung.
For the new BlackBerry Mercury DTEK70 would be available should appear in the first quarter of next year (Q1 2017).

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