Save up to 33% on select unlocked BlackBerry 10 powered handsets
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If you're looking to pick up a new BlackBerry 10 handset on the cheap, you might want to take advantage of the sale taking place at BlackBerry's official online store, ShopBlackBerry.com. You can save $100 on the manufacturer's flagship device, the BlackBerry Passport. Available in Black, White or Red, the Passport is now $599 for a 14% savings.
The BlackBerry Q5 is also reduced by $100, which in this case represents a 33% price break, to $299. This model is available in White only. The all-touch BlackBerry Z30 gets a $50 haircut to $349, which is a 13% discount. The 5-incher can be purchased in Black or White. Lastly, the BlackBerry Classic, which brings back the old-school function keys and trackpad, can be bought for $449. That is 10% off the regular $499 price of the phone. Keep in mind that all four models are being offered to you unlocked, with no carrier affiliation.
Last week, images of a new handset allegedly named the BlackBerry Oslo surfaced showing off a similar design as the Passport. The specs will also copy those of the Passport which means that the Oslo will carry a 4.5-inch screen with a 1440 x 1440 resolution. The quad-core Snapdragon 801 SoC should be on board along with the 3450mAh battery giving the phone all-day battery life. We could see the Oslo unveiled on June 30th.
source: ShopBlackBerry via Crackberry
BlackBerry might be running into some trouble here. Last month, Morgan Stanley issued a report stating that the Passport and Classic have not been selling. Meanwhile, there have been a number of new Android flagship models released and the Apple iPhone 6 and Apple iPhone 6 Plus continue to sell steadily.
Last week, images of a new handset allegedly named the BlackBerry Oslo surfaced showing off a similar design as the Passport. The specs will also copy those of the Passport which means that the Oslo will carry a 4.5-inch screen with a 1440 x 1440 resolution. The quad-core Snapdragon 801 SoC should be on board along with the 3450mAh battery giving the phone all-day battery life. We could see the Oslo unveiled on June 30th.
source: ShopBlackBerry via Crackberry
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