Blackberry Priv Now Up For Pre-order With Confirmed Specs

This is no longer time for specs rumour of the Blackberry first ever android device, as the world has already come to terms that Blackberry has joined the league of android device makers by coming up with its first ever slider android device known as Blackberry Priv.

And not only that the real specs of the Blackberry Priv has been confirmed, UK becomes the first country in which the device is now up for pre-order via a UK retailer Carphone Warehouse.

Unlike the UK customers, those in the US and Canada can only sing up for notification purpose on the day that the device will be available in their locations.

Carephone Warehouse listed the device and included the first official video of Blackberry Priv specifications which were still in line with most of the unofficial and rumoured android specs of the device that have characterized most media outlets.

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Off course, Blackberry combined its prioritised known security features into the device with famous and prolific android apps nature that Blackberry lacks, thereby making Blackberry Priv appear more like a hybrid device.

The major specs of the 5.4inches Blackberry device includes its whopping 2560 X 1440pixel screen resolution with processor that is packed with hexa core Qualcomm MSM8992 Snapdragon 808 chipset.

The internal memory is of the 32GB ROM which can bve expanded externally with MicroSD card to 200GB.

Other normal blackberry devices are always known to fall short in camera pixels but Priv features a tremendous back shutter of 18MP, with a not impressive front facing camera of only 2MP.

The sliding keyboard features will no doubt produce a unique look and feel as it combines the physical keys with normal android capacitive touchscreen.

The battery as we know is 3410mAh Li-ion type and the price of the device without any form of contract attached is definitely not for the lighted pocketed as it goes for $895.

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Now there is a major twist here with this latest and first Blackberry android device; the Blackberry Priv will either make up or finally break up Blackberry entirely as a phone manufacturing company.

According to Blackberry CEO John Chen, if Blackberry Priv falls short to meet up with the minimum targeted 5million sell out within the first calendar year after release, then Blackberry might finally be en-route to bidding farewell to smartphones production and they will rather concentrate on their new found love for software development niche.