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Well this could be (but sadly probably won’t be) interesting. A spec sheet of a supposed new phone from RIM has turned up on RapidBerry, and its specs actually seem, for once, pretty modern.
Here’s the spec rundown: a Qualcomm APQ8064 Krait Quad Core 1.5GHz processor, 2GB of RAM, LTE, an OLED 4.65-inch 1280×720 screen, 16GB of storage with a microSD card slot, and a 2800mAh battery. Its dimensions, 68 x 136 x 8.85mm, put it basically right at the same size as the Galaxy S III, which is 71 x 137 x 8.6mm.
So it looks like this should be, on paper, a solid, competitive phone. But RIM has fallen flat with competitive hardware before. The success or failure of any new BlackBerries, if their fate isn’t already sealed, rests with software. And it’s still not clear if BB10 has anything people actually want. Still, for the RIM faithful, this should be at least mildly exciting. [RapidBerry via Slashgear via GSMArena]
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There’s a chance that this phone won’t be released until a year later, at which point the hardware specs will be obsolete once again.
Unless they tried keeping this flagship phone a secret and wanted people to believe that they were only releasing rubbish phones so they’d be pleasantly surprised. But that would be it, we’d only be “pleasantly” surprised, not enough to want to go out and buy the thing.