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BlackBerry A10 Aristo caught in the wild

July 12, 2013 by Dusan Belic - 1 Comment

BlackBerry A10 Aristo caught in the wild
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Just when we’ve spilled the beans about BlackBerry’s next-flagship, marked as A10, the device has been caught in the wild. As you can see for yourself from the image above, some of that annoyingly thick bezel has been removed and the phone seems more compact, despite rocking a bigger screen.

As we’ve already told you, the A10 will come with a 5-inch 1280×720 pixels display, dual-core processor and 2GB of RAM. Sure enough, we would like a higher resolution on such a big screen and a faster processor with two additional cores, but we’ll take whatever we can get from BlackBerry. Or not.

The BlackBerry A10 may be unveiled in November as the Canadian company prepares to benefit from the Holiday sales rush. More to come on this…

[Via: BGR]

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