RIM Blackberry 9000 Touchscreen Phone leaked?

Oct 4 2007, 5:27am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

The Boy Genius Report published a slightly blurry image of a BlackBerry phone that is supposedly the rumored BlackBerry 9000.

As there are no buttons in sight this would be the first touch screen mobile phone from RIM. It would compete head on with the Apple iPhone. The BlackBerry is supposed to be 3G and feature a 600Mhz CPU. RIM most likely will not launch the BlackBerry 9000 or 9900 this year.
More details on the Boy Genius Report.

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