Have you pre-ordered your BlackBerry Classic yet? Everyone is excited to grab a hold of the much anticipated new flagship device of the Canadian smartphone maker BlackBerry, and we can't wait to see it in the flesh as well! As reported by Crackberry, the new BlackBerry Q20, also known as BlackBerry Classic, will be coming in white, as accessories of the new handset has been seen in the Shop Crackberry Canada.
However, there is no official confirmation as to when the white version of the Classic device will be released. Moreover, all pre-orders as of this time will be for the black version. So stay tuned for the white Classic, if you have the practice of buying anything in white.
In the meantime, more and more accessories for the Q20 are starting to appear such as leather swivel holsters, as wells as OEM charging docks, which are also now available for pre-order. With the device's official release around the corner, this is actually a perfect time to shop for the Classic's accessories before they run out!
It was also announced by Shop BlackBerry that the awaited Classic device is already "sold-out of its pre-order inventory" in North America ahead of its scheduled release. What a good news for the Canadian phone maker! We expect to hear more good reports from the company as the Classic is nearing its arrival.
The BlackBerry Classic takes back the "belt," just above the QWERTY keyboard, because users of the Q10 were looking for this feature. The keyboard stretches from edge to edge along the bottom of the phone which makes the typing experience way better as the keyboard is now easier to use. It has a 3.5 inch screen that will also be square, with 720 x 720 pixels screen resolution and a 582 ppi pixel density. It gives a wide display of 60 characters, making the webpage viewing pleasurable and reading documents much easier. It has a dual core processor at 1.5 GHz with a 2GB RAM, and a long lasting 2,525 mAh battery. It can now support NFC and 4G LTE. It is rumored to be running Blackberry 10.3 OS, supposedly an unreleased OS. Furthermore, the new Blackberry Classic is believed to be the thinnest handset Blackberry has ever produced having a dimension of 130 x 72 x 9mm.
