Blackberry key2 phone to launch on June 7
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The keyboard will last another year with the BlackBerry Key2, the phone of the Canadian company will be announced on June 7. The information is courtesy of BlackBerry's own Twitter account.
BlackBerry will continue betting on nostalgia with a phone with a physical keyboard
BlackBerry will continue to bet on nostalgia with a phone with a physical keyboard, to be announced on June 7 in New York City. This is a claim for many users who prefer to type on a physical keyboard and not on an 'awkward' touch screen.
The BlackBerry Key2 went through the Chinese telecommunications governing body a couple of weeks ago, revealing its appearance, plus some key specs. However, the official name was not mentioned then. Well, it is now, and they have decided to call it Key2, in clear reference to its physical keyboard.
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- BlackBerry Mobile (@BBMobile) May 11, 2018
Above the keyboard for hardware , there is a 4.5-inch screen that offers an excellent resolution of 1620 x 1080 pixels , in an aspect ratio of 3: 2. The processor used will be a Snapdragon 660, so its power will be placed within the mid-range range. The amount of RAM will be 3GB and the storage capacity about 32GB.
Meanwhile, the camera will be dual with a resolution of 12 + 8 megapixels, which is quite generous for the price range in which it is handled, although the latter is not yet confirmed.
We will bring you all the information about the BlackBerry Key2 as soon as it is announced.
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