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Rumored and confirmed specs for the upcoming BlackBerry Z10

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By Maxwell Ramsey

Updated: Dec 24, 2012, 3:40 AM

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While the Z10 name and many of the specs are still not 100% confirmed, a couple specifications appear to be a certainty. If you have seen any of the specifications from the Dev Alpha devices, many of these are not too different.

The countdown winds down, we have plenty to look forward to, RIM claims there will be 70,000 apps available at launch, we know the screen will be 1280x768 and 4.2-inches along with LTE connectivity. We also know it will have a removable battery. Here is how the rest of the specs are going to possibly shake out:

Processor: Dual Core 1.5GHz TI OMAP 4470; Qualcomm Snapdragon MSM8960 (US and Canada)
Radio: Quad Band HSPA+ / UMTS (850/900/1700/1900/2100MHz); Quad Band GSM / GPRS (850/900/1800MHz); Quad Band LTE Bands 2,4,5,13,17 (700, 850,1700, 1900MHz)
Display: 4.2-inch; 1280x768; 356PPI; 24 Bit Color; 15:9 ratio
Camera: 8MP Auto Focus; 2MP Front Facing; Flash; 1080p Video Recording
Memory: 2GB RAM; 16GB Internal Storage; Hot Swappable microSD Slot
WiFi: 802.11 a/b/g/n; 2.4 & 5GHz
GPS: Autonomous; A-GPS
Battery: 1800mAh Removable
Sensors: Ambient Light Detector; Accelerometer; Magnetometer; Gyroscope; Face Detect for phone calls
Connectivity: NFC; microUSB; microHDMI-Out; Bluetooth 4.0 LE (low energy)

Today, it was apparently confirmed that the device will have 2GB of RAM though BBIN.in is stating that everything is confirmed except the processors. At the rate information is leaking out about the new BlackBerry 10 devices, we are sure to know more of the story before things are unveiled on January 30th.

source: BBIN.in via CrackBerry.com

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Maxwell Ramsey has made significant contributions to PhoneArena through his detailed reporting on technology policy and advancements, such as wireless charging standards and FCC regulations, helping demystify complex topics for a broad readership.