BlackBerry does not give up and still intends to implement new models. We find out about the latest directly from the manufacturer, but all indications are that it was revealed by accident.
For some time in the depths of network there have been rumours about BlackBerry Argon. We haven't known any specifics, however, until now. It turned out that the company's BlackBerry page editor has posted a file that was not intended for the public. It even hed the postscript "specifications-a-donotpublish." As you can see, the HTML file was containing the specification. It disappeared fairly quickly, but once something went to the Internet, it no longer disappears. As a result, we have full details of the new model, designated DTEK60. The assay is similar to the previous model, DTEK50, produced by TCL, which is the owner of the Alcatel brand. So it appears that another BlackBerry will also be a renamed Alcatel...
According to information provided by the manufacturer, DTEK60 will have a 5.5-inch QHD display and a Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 processor with Kryo cores clocked at 2.15/1.6 GHz. This system will be supported with Adreno 530 624 MHz graphics and 4 GB of RAM. The phone will also receive 32 GB of memory, a battery with a capacity of 3000 mAh and two cameras: 21- and 8-megapixel. Accessories complement the Port USB-C, a fingerprint scanner, and an additional, configurable key.
Interestingly, the specification of DTEK60 turns out to be surprisingly similar to that of a new Alcatel model with Windows, or Idol 4 Pro. Very likely, therefore, that the new BlackBerry will be its "clone."
Source Crackberry
