Maybe even more so than that Windows Phone design, this handset is all about maximizing screen space. When closed, that bezel is pretty darn narrow, though it’s still far from pushing any limits. Slid open, the design reveals a new-style angled keyboard, for which RIM received a patent earlier this year. Obviously, we don’t know if it really intends to introduce such a component in BB10 handsets, but if it were to take that route, we’ve got to say that it’s a pretty sharp design. Our only concern is what current RIM fans might think about a keyboard that seems so very flat.
So far, we’ve yet to hear of any RIM plans for a BB10 slider like this, though both a full-touch handset and a non-sliding QWERTY model are in the works.
Source: CrackBerry
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