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Low-end BlackBerry Kopi with physical QWERTY keyboard leaked

September 25, 2013 by Dusan Belic - Leave a Comment

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BlackBerry may launch another low-end QWERTY smartphone soon. The device codenamed BlackBerry Kopi has been caught in the wild and brought to our attention by the folks of BGR.

The device is described as an entry-level smartphone that lacks LTE connectivity support and could therefore — presuming it’s not cancelled — found its buyers in the emerging markets of the world. Although the full specs sheet is still unknown, we understood that Kopi isn’t as powerful as Q5, let alone Q10.

Another unannounced BlackBerry device, codenamed Americano, has been recently leaked, as well; and yet again – we’re not sure whether it will ever hit the market or not.

The Canadian company is on its way to be acquired by Fairfax Financial in a deal worth $4.7 billion.

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