December 18, 2014
BlackBerry became one of the major subjects in cell phone industry lately and so it did on our website. So, we’ll speak again a bit this kind of smartphone, not about the Classic version, but regarding the BlackBerry Passport, a phone designed almost exclusively for businessman. The Canadian company knows how to make a man dressed in an impeccable costume to look even better with such a device in his hand or pocket, depending on the location he has it.
Costs between 250 and 600 dollars a piece
It is important to know that even though it isn’t a cell phone with as many options as touchscreen smartphones and not even a very appreciated one by the mass, BlackBerry Passport isn’t cheap. So, if you want to get an unlocked such cell phone you should be prepared to pay over 550 dollars for one piece, price that can reach even 600 dollars at some point. It is expected for the device to be also sold with contracts from different providers from the United States, situation in which its price will go under a half that it is when unlocked, approximately 250 dollars a piece.
Characteristics
But what can this type of cell phone to do? To understand this, we’re going to present you its main features and characteristics. As a big, blocky rectangle at 5.04 by 3.54 by 0.37 inches (HWD), it's almost the exact size and shape of a real passport. That makes room for a 4.5-inch square, 1,440-by-1,400 screen and a glorious 3.25-inch-wide QWERTY keyboard, complete with Bold-style sculpting and frets. The keys are very clicky and a little stiff. The keyboard, by the way, is also "touch-enabled;" when you stroke it up or down, it acts as