porsche design P'9981 blackberry smartphone

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porsche design P'9981 blackberry smartphone
porsche design P'9981 blackberry smartphone
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porsche design P'9981 blackberry smartphone

 

 

up-scale department store harrods, the has announced that the new black porsche design P'9981
blackberry smartphone will be available from the brand's official shop starting january 2, 2013.

 

made in europe, the 'P’9981 black' implements a stainless steel frame encased in black plastic with hand-applied
leather backing. equipped for high-speed internet and recording video in HD quality, the device provides
intuitive operation with a full QWERTY keyboard and 2.8-inch touch screen for additional navigation.

 

based on a 1.2 GHz processor, the phone boasts high-resolution 24-bit graphics and modern sensors compatible
with new augmented reality applications. the P'9981 also has 8 GB of internal memory and an additional 16 GB
micro SD card that can be expanded up to a total of 40 GB.

 

 

front 3/4 button view

 

 

front 3/4 headphone jack port view

 

 

rear view

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  • Are we still stuck in the late nineties here or what?

    Mario says:
  • Maybe not nineties, but design feels dated. Does not look appealing- just piece of plastic.

    J says:
  • oh dear

    james says:
  • I like car, but this…Return to the future, oh sorry, back to the 90′s

    SBEAUJOUAN says:
  • we’re not but porsche and blackberry sure are

    barking broom says:
  • Kitsch Work!

    Jacana says:
  • like nokia, blackberry deliberately choose the wrong path — not following consumers. porsche design isn’t of any help now

    Gonk says:
  • I don’t agree – Apple didn’t follow the consumers, either. The Porsche Design label looks a bit superfluous, but outside the circles of the smudged piece of glass users this design looks, well, different, it looks male. I’d buy one.

    Marius says:
  • I don’t think its going to save Blackberry

    dbkii says:
  • hm… not my favourite

    gabriele meldaikyte says:
  • Its hard to tell if this phone is any good and whether it goes beyond just wrapping the phone up in a new skin without using it. It looks to me like a blackberry layout with an old sony ericson wrapped around to skin it and porsche written on it.

    I think Blackberry need to start thinking outside the current box they find themselves in, they need to risk the whole company on a new product that will at the very least bring them back upto a par with the market, i fear that if they keep wandering down this path they will fizzle out slowly but surely… they need to be looking to a company like fuse project, a company that will look beyond a styling exercise.

    Anyway thats my two cents…

    Jamie Josef Fry says:

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