BlackBerry announced the Classic today. Over the phone was already known everything. For example, the Classic has a physical keyboard and its design is clearly inspired by the successful Bold-series from the past.
Before Android was a superpower, BlackBerry was one of the largest smartphone manufacturers. The Bold phones were bought massively. Then also stepped over to BlackBerry phones with touch screen. This year, the physical keyboard at the Canadian smartphone manufacturer return.
First with the Passport, and now with the Classic. This phone seems clear on the Bold smartphones of yesteryear. Above the keyboard are physical navigation buttons, a trackpad and above is a square touch screen.
The known specifications of the BlackBerry Classic had been a while. The phone comes with a Snapdragon processor with two Krait cores clocked 1.5GHz. The smartphone has 2GB of RAM and 16GB of storage. This can be expanded via a microSD card.
The square has a screen size of 3.46 inches. The resolution is 720×720 pixels, which the pixel density is about 291 ppi. Photos do with the BlackBerry Classic 8 and 2 megapixels. The smartphone supports 4G internet.
The phone runs on BlackBerry 10.3 and the battery has a capacity of 2512 mAh. According to John Chen, CEO of the company, BlackBerry has been trying to extend battery life. The idea for the Classic was created according to him after he shortly after taking office last year on Wall Street talking to business people.
They made the BlackBerry a big mistake to say goodbye to the physical keyboard, writes BGR. It is still unknown when the BlackBerry Classic exactly in the shops, and for what price.
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