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New photos of BlackBerry 10 L-Series phone show sleek drool-worthy device

By Alan Friedman

Published: Dec 11, 2012, 11:38 PM

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New photos of BlackBerry 10 L-Series phone show sleek drool-worthy device

The texture of the device seen on the BB10 landing page matches the one seen in these pictures

We've seen some leaked pictures before of the BlackBerry 10 L-Series, but not like these. A series of photographs taken by someone who knows how to use a camera, reveal sharp and clear photos of the all-touch BlackBerry 10 handset. It is unknown if this is the final build, but the texture on the back cover matches perfectly the picture of the phone on the updated landing page for BlackBerry 10.

The design looks sleek and there is not a home button in sight. There appears to be a front-facing shooter and NFC technology is embedded into the rear cover. The battery is 1800mAh although BlackBerry has traditionally been able to squeeze more battery life out of its power cells. And the earphone jack is on top.

This is the clearest photos we've seen yet of the BlackBerry handset that is expected to launch in March, according to a recent report by a brokerage house analyst. So what is the consensus out there? Does RIM have a phone that will turn heads?

source: Tinhte (translated), BBE via BerryReview

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